The forces underneath markets, institutions, and the way power moves.
Structure
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Charlie Munger built a fortune and refused almost everything it could buy.
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Winston Churchill ran a country from three pillows, a whisky, and a stack of dispatches.
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A long essay from me, three months in the making.
Paul Newman treated his fortune as a problem worth solving before it solved him.
A young Greek outsider walked into a shipyard with terms no one had used before.
John D. Rockefeller spent a fortune ensuring no one could see where it went.
One evening in Paris changed what she permitted herself to want.
One player can sometimes change the scale of an entire sport.
