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- ISBN8232374846
- EAN9798232374846
- Date de parution01/11/2025
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Résumé
They say money can't buy happiness... But honestly, what's happiness without Wi-Fi and biryani?"The Physics of Money" is a funny yet thought-provoking journey where the author looks at money through the lens of science - exploring when it attracts, when it disappears, and when mutual funds feel less "mutual" and more risky business. Read this if you've ever wondered why money follows some people like a magnet.and treats you like oil and water - always apart.
This book reveals that money isn't just paper - it's a natural phenomenon. Sometimes it pulls you like gravity, sometimes it blocks you like friction, and sometimes it turns into a quantum particle - existing everywhere except when you actually need it. With smart humour, real-life observations, and a pinch of painful truth, The Physics of Money explains how money runs the world -but the laws of physics are different for everyone.
This book reveals that money isn't just paper - it's a natural phenomenon. Sometimes it pulls you like gravity, sometimes it blocks you like friction, and sometimes it turns into a quantum particle - existing everywhere except when you actually need it. With smart humour, real-life observations, and a pinch of painful truth, The Physics of Money explains how money runs the world -but the laws of physics are different for everyone.