- Does he bring an experience different form my own? No.
Are you going to ask me now how I know that without reading it?
Because Peter himself describes the book every time he promtes it. He describes himself everytime he promtes his ideas. Is there a better source you know of?
You may be convinced that you do not need to read the manifesto, however, that would invalidate any opinion that you offer on the subject.
Obviously, by your reply, you've not read it. I, however, have. (recreational reading)
However, if you are curious on what makes people tick...it's fascinating. If for no other reason...it’s a piece of American history that you, others & I lived through.
I don't know if I would have wanted you running one of my businesses, but I sure as hell would bring you in as a consultant! Not just for your thirst for knowledge, but because of the second part of the above. Though I too have a thirst for knowledge of ALL types ( my father taught me that there is no such thing as useless information, only that which has yet to be used), but because I also believe in studying the workings of the human mind and emotions. I believe that combining of these two interests (although the first part could include the second) gives one the potential to do great things in almost any field. In my own case, the pursuit and finding of knowledge is a joy unto itself...