Large Dog: The Origin of Species for the Rich

Author: Kang Nif
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Since we live in an era of pursuing wealth, and we no longer hide our inner desires to get rich as we once did, should we not clarify what it means to possess wealth or become wealthy? Do we all have the opportunity to become rich? What material possessions are required to become rich? Why? The answers to these questions in this book are: Possessing wealth or becoming wealthy means endless troubles. Only those who retain a large amount of animalistic nature have the chance to become rich. The qualities needed to become wealthy: Please read the Conclusion: The 10 Laws of Becoming an Alpha Monkey in the last chapter. As for why, you will understand after reading this book. The author claims to have straddled between the themes of rich people and beasts, ultimately combining them in this book. From the perspective of a journalist, he observes the wealthy as animals, focusing on the long-standing question of "Are the rich really different from us?" and discovers that compared to ordinary people, they are indeed freaks, or rather, they are more like animals than humans. With a humorous attitude, the author reveals the strategies the rich use to establish dominance, their actions to flaunt wealth, the motivations behind their hierarchical disputes, and their unconventional mating habits. By comparing them with other exotic animals, the author allows us to see through the animalistic instincts of this dazzling group and helps us understand that even in ancient times, when the ancestors of the rich were still sleeping around campfires, the social behavior patterns that persist today were already established. We also learn how these patterns continue to influence their behavior today, what new abilities they have evolved to make money daily, how they use primate dominance behaviors to retain property, and how they transform wealth into social status.