I’ve read quite a few of them, but Broken Money sums it up quite well. There are of course other bitcoin related books that I’d recommend, like Check your financial privilege by @gladstein , but I’d like to read some good old fiction too. Never stop reading. 

 Funny you mention that book, I just started it this morning🤙🏼

@gladstein has a way of writing and articulating that just keeps me from drifting off into a slumber. https://image.nostr.build/6be4a5d31ec9970d835bd0081f069e8aa4330fe6a92cdf2794ba52e1ee29bb96.jpg  

 Looking forward to hear him and others talk at Oslo Freedom Forum next week. Might buy me a signed copy, even though I’ve read it on Kindle. 

 That book is new to me. Fraudcoin by @Rune Østgård was an eye opener regarding banks and inflation for me. 

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 Great book. Very important so you understand the inner workings of the central bankers if you want to get the full picture. I was surprised to find that it was far from a dry read. A great who-done-it unraveling. 

 I listened to Creature from Jekyll Island as an audiobook.  I start to feel much of the fault is in the education system teaching modern economics.  until we have more understanding, people will continue to think the tools they modern system uses will eventually fix the problem.  

 Mandibles, if you haven’t read it yet. Fiction, but a scary picture of what the future might look like. 

 I'll take a look! 

 I only managed to read 15%, as the pic discloses… 😅 Might be my language skills, it got too heavy for me. 

 I couldn’t get through it either. 

How was ‘The Mandibles’? 

 Mandibles isn't strictly a bitcoin book, but it does fall into the "collapse of the world as we know it" genre.