Five Things You Need To Hear: Let's Get Socionomic Minyanville Staff Nov 21, 2008 4:28 pm |
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1. What is Socionomics?
2. Conventional v. Socionomic Perception of Causality
3. The end of luxury
4. Bearish on bottled water
5. Why saving is suddenly hot again
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