The Tuttle Twins

Los Mellizos Tuttle y el Destino del Futuro

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¿Hablas español? Now you can get this book in Neutral Latin American Spanish!

¿ESTÁ BIEN COACCIONAR A LOS DEMÁS PARA CONSEGUIR LO QUE QUEREMOS?

La historia del mundo se trata de personas que les dan órdenes a otras, pero muchos pensadores valientes han apostado a un futuro en el que la gente prefiera la persuasión. Ethan y Emily miraron una película distópica sobre un futuro repleto de coacciones y se dieron cuenta de que tenían que aprender a evitarlo.

El libro La anatomía del Estado, de Murray Rothbard, les enseña a los mellizos Tuttle que el destino del futuro -y de toda la humanidad- depende de que descubran formas de trabajar juntos para construir una sociedad mejor que no se base en la coacción.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 20 reviews)

Brian Y. ★★★★★

The Neutral Latin American Spanish translation reads incredibly smoothly—I forgot I was reading a translated edition and just got lost in the story. The philosophical question about coercion really makes you pause between chapters, and the print quality feels solid in hand.

Christopher W. ★★★★★

The question about coercion hooked me immediately, and the Neutral Latin American Spanish flows so naturally that I forgot I was reading a translation. It's a philosophical page-turner that had me debating with myself long after I closed the book.

Olivia ★★★★★

Reading this in neutral Latin American Spanish felt effortless — no weird slang or regional phrases pulling me out of the story. The moral question about coercion in the description hooked me right away, and the pacing kept me turning pages past midnight. Glad I grabbed the print version, the font s