praveen dahiya

It just too optimistic, it's like a fairytale. When you start reading it, you feel like there's so much genuine problem and you agree with it. But as the book progress, it stucks in its theme and can't overcome. It challenges basic economies without giving any solid alternative. I was fascinated in the beginning thinking that I am for something new but when the book ends, you'll be like "yeah those solutions and problems, I think about them daily" but there can't be one mainframe model for that. In short "The book is telling the thieves to not steal". Would they stop just like that in a blink. I would not recommend you this. It is a time waster if you know problems like world inequality, injustice, pollution, severe ecological damage, like that etc.