
#707 - Morgan Housel - 9 Timeless Lessons About Human Psychology
Modern Wisdom
The Unpredictability of History and Human Behavior
This chapter examines the persistent traits of fear, greed, and self-interest that shape human behavior throughout history, illustrating the fragility of significant events. Through historical anecdotes, it emphasizes how minor fluctuations can dramatically alter the course of events, urging reflection on the unpredictability of the future. The discussion includes examples like the Revolutionary War and the Great Depression, demonstrating how seemingly random occurrences can profoundly impact society.
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