“People can be caught in their own infinite loops and have no idea they’re caught in a loop. Each step seems logical, while the illogic of it all evades them.   … But they didn’t have to look far. They had no farther to go than the Shell station at the bottom of the hill.  Every morning, middle-aged men and women in hard-worsted suits stood beside their Lexus and Mercedes, filling up their tanks, quick to honk their horns, easily frustrated if forced to wait even a minute before handling over their credit cards-these were the people whose lives had fallen into infinite loops. Consumption as therapy: leasing the Mercedes was the reward they allowed themselves for having worked so hard for so many years … but the Mercedes cost a little more than they could afford, so they worked even harder … and on and on. … Our failed educational system guarantee that students will graduate uneducated, thereby creating an even greater demand for more failed educational systems. …”From Hank Menzinger in “The First $20 Million is Always The Hardest” by PO Bronson.

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