Isbn: 9798243440493 - the gilded cage: why you are richer than you think, poorer than you feel, and why "fairness" is a matter of geography (5 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Stop looking up at the billionaire class and start looking down. The view will change your life. Elias works in an Ohio warehouse, scanning packages for $17 an hour. He drives a rusted Honda, drowns in medical debt, and feels the crushing weight of a system rigged against him. He is the face of the American struggle.Adut is a subsistence farmer in South Sudan. He swings a hoe for ten hours a day to grow sorghum. He has no electricity, no running water, and his life expectancy is dictated by the rain. To Adut, Elias is not a struggling worker; Elias is a king who commands energy slaves, controls the climate of his home, and feasts on a caloric surplus fit for an emperor.Both of these perspectives are true. And that is the problem.In The Gilded Cage, senior technology strategist and polymath David Maiolo maps the architecture of the modern paradox: Why do we feel poorer than ever, even as the "Global Calculator" proves we are the wealthiest humans to ever walk the earth?From the "Upper Deck Suites" of the global elite to the "Shark Waters" of the developing world, Maiolo takes the reader on a vertigo-inducing tour of the S.S. Civilization. This book is a forensic audit of the American soul, dismantling the myths of the "Job Creator," the "Fair Trade" label, and the "Ovarian Lottery" of birth.It is not a lecture on gratitude. It is not a dismissal of domestic pain. It is a guide to performing the ultimate act of cognitive gymnastics: validating your struggle against the 1% while acknowledging your astronomical privilege over the global 99%.Read this book to discover: The Global Calculator: Why an income of $35,000 places you in the planetary aristocracy.The Stress-Cortisol Loop: Why inequality makes us physically sick, regardless of our absolute wealth.The Invisible Glass: How we outsourced the misery of our supply chains so we could sleep at night.The Way Out: How to transform from a victim of the domestic economy into a steward of global justice.Welcome to the view from the railing. It's time to see the cage for what it really is. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Stop looking up at the billionaire class and start looking down. The view will change your life. Elias works in an Ohio warehouse, scanning packages for $17 an hour. He drives a rusted Honda, drowns in medical debt, and feels the crushing weight of a system rigged against him. He is the face of the American struggle.Adut is a subsistence farmer in South Sudan. He swings a hoe for ten hours a day to grow sorghum. He has no electricity, no running water, and his life expectancy is dictated by the rain. To Adut, Elias is not a struggling worker; Elias is a king who commands energy slaves, controls the climate of his home, and feasts on a caloric surplus fit for an emperor.Both of these perspectives are true. And that is the problem.In The Gilded Cage, senior technology strategist and polymath David Maiolo maps the architecture of the modern paradox: Why do we feel poorer than ever, even as the "Global Calculator" proves we are the wealthiest humans to ever walk the earth?From the "Upper Deck Suites" of the global elite to the "Shark Waters" of the developing world, Maiolo takes the reader on a vertigo-inducing tour of the S.S. Civilization. This book is a forensic audit of the American soul, dismantling the myths of the "Job Creator," the "Fair Trade" label, and the "Ovarian Lottery" of birth.It is not a lecture on gratitude. It is not a dismissal of domestic pain. It is a guide to performing the ultimate act of cognitive gymnastics: validating your struggle against the 1% while acknowledging your astronomical privilege over the global 99%.Read this book to discover: The Global Calculator: Why an income of $35,000 places you in the planetary aristocracy.The Stress-Cortisol Loop: Why inequality makes us physically sick, regardless of our absolute wealth.The Invisible Glass: How we outsourced the misery of our supply chains so we could sleep at night.The Way Out: How to transform from a victim of the domestic economy into a steward of global justice.Welcome to the view from the railing. It's time to see the cage for what it really is. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…