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The Have-Yachts Effect: Inside the Minds of the Ultrawealthy Inspired by Evan Osnos
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- ISBN8231742806
- EAN9798231742806
- Date de parution15/06/2025
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- ÉditeurWalzone Press
Résumé
In an era where economic gaps have widened into oceans, the lives of the ultrawealthy have drifted farther from public view - and deeper into protected waters, both literal and symbolic. Their yachts, estates, bunkers, and philanthropic foundations are not simply displays of success, but tools to shape a reality apart from the rest of society. This book offers a reflective and independent exploration of the mindset, behaviors, and structures of the ultrarich - inspired by the themes of The Haves and the Have-Yachts by Evan Osnos.
While the original work provides a masterful journalistic portrait, this volume presents an expanded lens: part commentary, part cultural analysis, part cautionary tale. It invites readers to ask: What do superyachts say about power, isolation, and privilege? How do billionaires navigate a world of rising inequality and social unrest? Is wealth merely private - or has it become a form of governance? This is not a reproduction of Osnos's work, but a standalone narrative that builds upon his themes.
It is intended for thoughtful readers, students of power, and anyone curious about how extreme wealth transforms individuals - and entire societies.
While the original work provides a masterful journalistic portrait, this volume presents an expanded lens: part commentary, part cultural analysis, part cautionary tale. It invites readers to ask: What do superyachts say about power, isolation, and privilege? How do billionaires navigate a world of rising inequality and social unrest? Is wealth merely private - or has it become a form of governance? This is not a reproduction of Osnos's work, but a standalone narrative that builds upon his themes.
It is intended for thoughtful readers, students of power, and anyone curious about how extreme wealth transforms individuals - and entire societies.
In an era where economic gaps have widened into oceans, the lives of the ultrawealthy have drifted farther from public view - and deeper into protected waters, both literal and symbolic. Their yachts, estates, bunkers, and philanthropic foundations are not simply displays of success, but tools to shape a reality apart from the rest of society. This book offers a reflective and independent exploration of the mindset, behaviors, and structures of the ultrarich - inspired by the themes of The Haves and the Have-Yachts by Evan Osnos.
While the original work provides a masterful journalistic portrait, this volume presents an expanded lens: part commentary, part cultural analysis, part cautionary tale. It invites readers to ask: What do superyachts say about power, isolation, and privilege? How do billionaires navigate a world of rising inequality and social unrest? Is wealth merely private - or has it become a form of governance? This is not a reproduction of Osnos's work, but a standalone narrative that builds upon his themes.
It is intended for thoughtful readers, students of power, and anyone curious about how extreme wealth transforms individuals - and entire societies.
While the original work provides a masterful journalistic portrait, this volume presents an expanded lens: part commentary, part cultural analysis, part cautionary tale. It invites readers to ask: What do superyachts say about power, isolation, and privilege? How do billionaires navigate a world of rising inequality and social unrest? Is wealth merely private - or has it become a form of governance? This is not a reproduction of Osnos's work, but a standalone narrative that builds upon his themes.
It is intended for thoughtful readers, students of power, and anyone curious about how extreme wealth transforms individuals - and entire societies.
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