Manthagini

Have been reading “Survival of the Richest” by Douglas Rushkoff. It delves deep into the clandestine world of wealth and power, where privilege is both armor and weapon. In a society where money speaks louder than morals, alliances shift like shadows, and trust is a luxury few can afford. It follows the lives of the elite as they navigate treacherous waters of greed, betrayal, and redemption, where every decision can mean the difference between opulence and ruin. In this gripping tale of high stakes and higher society, only the strongest, the cunning, and the most ruthless will emerge victorious. Rushkoff refers to the overarching mentality or worldview held by the elite group in the book, which leads them to prioritize their own wealth and power above all else, often at the expense of the less fortunate as “The Mindset”. Will wealth be their salvation, or will it ultimately become their downfall?