The Tuttle Twins

I Gemelli Tuttle e il Destino del Futuro

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è GIUSTO PREVARICARE SUGLI ALTRI PER OTTENERE ciò che vogliamo?

Nel corso della storia, sono sempre esistiti casi di individui prepotenti al comando. Però troviamo anche esempi di persone coraggiose che hanno diffuso idee per un futuro migliore e usato la persuasione per convincere gli altri. Dopo aver visto un film ambientato in un futuro distopico dominato dalla coercizione, Ethan e Emilly decidono di fare qualcosa per impedire una fine così terribile.

Grazie alla lettura del libro di Murray Rothbard, Anatomy of State (Anatomia dello Stato), i gemelli imparano come il Destino del Futuro - e dell’umanità intera - sia in pericolo, e che l’unico modo per costruire una società migliore sia quello di collaborare con le persone in maniera pacifica invece di ricorrere alla coercizione.

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 20 reviews)

Harper ★★★★★

Finished it in one sitting, the way it weaves real historical bullies into a question about whether it's ever justified to override others kept me turning pages past midnight. The paperback's print is crisp and the margins are comfortable for annotating, which I did a lot of.

Eva ★★★★★

The philosophical question at its core about whether it's ever right to dominate others kept me thinking long after I closed the book, and the historical examples woven into the narrative make it feel properly grounded. The chapter where the two Tuttle characters confront their own ethics was the st

Chloe ★★★★★

The pacing pulls you in from the first chapter and the way it weaves historical bullies with the twins' story kept me turning pages way past midnight. I’ve already lent it to two friends because it’s the kind of book that sparks a proper debate.