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When I started reading The Laws of Human Stupidity, I thought it was satire. But after reading ten lines, I doubted whether he was serious. When I reached the end of the page, I realised that this was a thorough work of economic analysis. I turned the page and the swing began again, because economics is boring (as it is intended), but Cipolla's book is fun and enjoyable to read.

"The Laws of Human Stupidity" state that:

1) there are always more fools than you think;

2) the proportion of fools does not depend on intellectual, social and geographical conditions.
From the foreword by Nassim Taleb.