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Grunch of Giants
- Narrated by: Andrew Heyl
- Length: 3 hrs and 25 mins
- Categories: Money & Finance, Economics
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Publisher's Summary
Here, Buckminster Fuller takes on the gigantic corporate megaliths that exert increasing control over every aspect of daily life. In the form of a modern allegory, he traces the evolution of these multinational giants from the post-World War II military-industrial complex to the current army of abstract legal entities known as the corporate world. GRUNCH stands for Gross Universal Cash Heist.
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- @insurancebillvj
- 09-11-18
when smart people speak it is best to listen
I'm a firm believer that anything whose message holds up over the course of time should be reread and shared, this is one of those books. A very distinguished life or a lot was done to positively impact the world that you live in today his thoughts are deep and a bit mind boggling but well worth engaging with
9 people found this helpful
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- David Hernandez
- 01-02-19
Nice text, unbearable listening
The book by itself seemed good. But the reading seems performed by a reading robot almost-impossible-to-cope-with-the-word-silence-word intonation!!!! very bad audio.
7 people found this helpful
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- Jack D Peterson
- 08-01-18
So many run-on sentences it’s hard to follow
Just waiting for the author to make his points is painful. The unnecessarily conjoined words also don’t help to communicate the ideas.
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- Anonymous User
- 11-26-20
strap yourself in
Fantastic book, but could benefit from being a little more "haiku" than essay. Fuller writes words as if they are variable equations. He strings 10 adjectives together in the same sentence. Lucky for me I have spent alot of time around people who are brilliant, but struggle to communicate it. Overall the book was definitely worth it.
2 people found this helpful
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- Sarah Gastelum
- 07-10-19
Too Complicated
This is a very hard read. Way too complicated for the average reader. This was highly regarded from a different author and has some good examples, but I feel like I need a PhD to understand it.
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- Rochelle Green
- 05-07-19
EXCELLENT information!
The book was a little too technical for me, although I was intrigued with the information. That is why I was persistent in completing it.
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- Andy Miller
- 03-10-18
Excellently written, concise view of the world today and yesterday
This book is a concise and to the point synopsis of R. Buckminster Fuller’s view and take regarding life on planet Earth. Andrew Heyl does a wonderful job of narrating a rather complexly written book - kudos Mr. Heyl.
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- The Urban Crossroads Company
- 04-09-20
Pretty Awesome
Unique view that fits! This book is full of useful info! Thank you for a great read/listen!
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- Christopher Coleman
- 05-20-19
Great information, terrible intonation of reading
This was the hardest audiobook to follow primarily because of the mono-toned reading. There was very little inflection of the voice as if there is no punctuation. I did my best to just listen to the words but it was VERY painful.
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- lorranne
- 03-05-21
Very Interesting Read
overall great listen, Interesting, informative, and eye opening. I only wish some of the terminology wasn't so confusing. When he is describing the details of some topics.
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- hitch
- 11-23-19
yawn poor narration
I found it a chore to get through due to the monotone narration. The subject interested me so made it through.
2 people found this helpful
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- Vishal
- 12-20-19
Real
Royal - Education
You can't finish this book and then not read 'Critical Path' by R. Buckminster Fuller!!!
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- Anonymous User
- 11-21-19
Needs spark
content is awesome, but the narrator on this one was a little dull. Jared to focus on what he is saying.
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
- Electrical Engineer
- 07-30-19
interesting book to listen
Very eye opening book, how the powerful had played the game of power and their consequences on society.
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- Jon P
- 05-17-18
eye opening
along with some other very important information from say the likes of Robert Keyosaki, this book will really have you thinking about why finance is in the state it is!
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- Amazon Customer
- 02-20-21
One I will definately listen, and re-listen.
This book had me transfixed from the start. A man truly ahead of his time.
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- Tobias s.
- 09-12-20
narrator should not be allowed to work for audible
this guy reads the text worse than a text to speach program. paying for such a low quality product makes me feel riped off like on a fake marked without knowing it is one..
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- Anonymous User
- 07-30-20
Good content, painful narration
The message and story is fantastic, but the narration sounds like a robot or one of those text to speech engines which makes it a real struggle to listen to. Although bucky would like the idea of a robot sharing his thoughts, in practice it's not quite there yet and not as efficient as he would have liked. To be fair the writing is not as fluid as a good writer would have it and the mouthful of concise explanations would be hard for anyone to narrate fluidly... But, a good read and one I will have to listen to again in bite sized chunks.
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- Sitiveni
- 06-22-20
Expose
So true about how the world is being controlled. Definitely recommend reading to anyone who likes history or finance
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- Anonymous User
- 05-25-20
Historical information was a first time grounding
Historical information was very good to listen to to get gist of how and WHY it all works
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- ryan p.
- 02-20-20
Read again book
This book will make you listen to it over and over again! Information is power!
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
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Performance5 out of 5 stars
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Story5 out of 5 stars
- Anonymous User
- 11-18-18
on repeat untill i get on my feet.
i enjoy hearing this book like it is my local radio station. i will continue to have this book on repeat until I get on my feet.