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1. Wisdom.
   Read it. Just read it.

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2. An eye-opening glimpse into the future
   Most of the discussion around the future of tech I come across today seems to be either pessimistic or naive. Balaji’s vision is neither. He offers a wealth of ideas for how emerging technologies will augment our lives and help build collective trust. It is also full of insight on entrepreneurship and investment. Jorgenson has done some exceptional and much-needed work compiling all these perspectives and lessons. Must read!

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3. Great read!
   Another great book by Eric Jorgenson. In a world where content is everywhere he has consolidated the great ideas of Balaji in one spot. Highly recommend this and Eric’s first book on Naval.

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4. Eric has done it again
   Absolutely love this book. The highest compliment I can pay an author is that their book has a permanent spot on by bedside locker. Can’t wait for his next!

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5. Nice book
   Thanks Eric for another great bookLove the ideas written in the bookVisuals by JackThe book is enlightening my brain

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6. A futurist’s playbook
   Alright, let’s talk about this gem of a book, “The Anthology of Balaji,” crafted by Eric Jorgenson. Picture this: a book that’s like your GPS to the unknown corners of what’s coming next in tech and society. It’s like having a superpower to see around technological corners, and man, does it get the brain gears turning!Central to the whole deal is Balaji Srinivasan. This guy’s brain is a goldmine—he’s been in the trenches as an entrepreneur, seen the highs and lows of investing, and pretty much wears a futurist’s hat like it was made for him. This book is like scoring an all-access pass to a theme park of his thoughts. We’re talking ideas, predictions, and insights from a dude who’s constantly ahead of the game.The real kicker about “The Anthology of Balaji”? It’s like a chat with a friend who doesn’t just give you the answers but pokes your brain until you start asking the right questions yourself. It’s not about spoon-feeding you a future that’s set in stone; it’s more of a nudge to get you to spot the big waves and maybe, just maybe, ride them to your own billion-dollar idea. Or who knows? Start a new country, perhaps?Jorgenson has this way of making you feel like you’re just hanging out with Balaji, diving deep into convo over a coffee, maybe a pizza, as he lays down the law of the land. It’s chill, but you can tell there’s genius at play. He’s taken years of tweets, talks, and texts, mashing them up into a playbook that’s got both street smarts and book smarts.Here’s the thing: this book gets how tech isn’t just gadgets and gizmos—it’s us, it’s society, it’s where we’re headed. And it’s not about watching from the sidelines; it’s a shout-out to get in the game, to shape what’s coming, to make the “future” an action word.To wrap it up, “The Anthology of Balaji” isn’t just something you pick up, read, and put away. It’s a ride, a spark, a kick in the seat to get moving. You can snag it in paperback, hardcover, or just Kindle it right into your digital library. Whatever your style, just read it. By the end, you won’t just be clued in; you’ll be fired up, ready to grab that techy bull by the horns and dance into the future.

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7. Some good points, but reminded me of tilting at windmills
   It was free, but I wouldn’t skim it again

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8. Another great book by Eric Jorgenson
   I’ve been looking forward to this book release after reading The Almanack of Naval Ravikant: A Guide to Wealth and Happiness and getting so much out of it. His new book: The Anthology of Balaji: A Guide to Technology, Truth, and Building the Future, Eric has put together a collection of the work of Balaji (inspired by and learning from) that leaves you feeling inspired and looking at technology and the future in a new, philosophical way.I am looking forward to my second read through – this book is for anyone who is ready to take the next step in their career and business – in a thoughtful and meaningful way. I highly recommend this as well as his book: The Almanack of Naval Ravikant.Between the two you’ll have plenty to think through and the start on a road map to a great future.

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9. “To win and help others win is a profit-maximizing strategy for the long term.” I absolutely love this book.

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10. The book definitely seems a bit beat up. Supplier should pack it well. It feels like a pirated copy due to the state of the book, I am not sure if it is or not.Print quality seems okay at first glance.

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11. No page between 149 and 151Printing is not goodInformation is great

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12. This is a counterfeit, don’t buy it

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