Nature of Investing

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Investing is portrayed as an essential aspect of daily life, encompassing the allocation of time, energy, and money by individuals in various roles. The book critiques the modern financial landscape, suggesting that the original purpose of investing—connection and mutual benefit—has been lost amid complex financial instruments and high-speed trading. It highlights the shift from meaningful investment to a mechanized system that prioritizes speed and profit over genuine exchange and communal gain.