Summary of Steven D. Levitt & Stephen J. Dubner's When to Rob a Bank
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
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#1 We started a blog, which was called Freakonomics. com. It offered a blogging function. I had never heard of a blog, much less written one, but Levitt was unconvinced. Let's just give it a try, Dubner said.
#2 The blog was a way for the authors to express their opinions about the world, and it has been a happy home for that. The blog writing is more casual and personal than book writing, and the authors enjoy writing it.
#3 We have collected the best posts from the blog and arranged them into chapters that make sense as a book. You will learn more than you ever wanted to know about our personal obsessions like golf, gambling, and the dreaded penny.
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Sample Book Insights:
#1 We started a blog, which was called Freakonomics. com. It offered a blogging function. I had never heard of a blog, much less written one, but Levitt was unconvinced. Let's just give it a try, Dubner said.
#2 The blog was a way for the authors to express their opinions about the world, and it has been a happy home for that. The blog writing is more casual and personal than book writing, and the authors enjoy writing it.
#3 We have collected the best posts from the blog and arranged them into chapters that make sense as a book. You will learn more than you ever wanted to know about our personal obsessions like golf, gambling, and the dreaded penny.
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