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A Dune Guide To Business

Started by sbspalding · il y a 1 année

Today, I decided to throw together a little mashup. The idea, what wisdom can digital entrepreneurs gain from famous works of literature. So of all the works of literature available to me, which did I choose? How about one of the most densely written, socio-political treatises ever written - Frank Herbert’s, Dune.

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ekivemark
il y a 1 année

I read this book when I was growing up. Thanks for reminding me how great a read it was.

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wagrankings
il y a 1 année

Interesting post. I hadn't thought of Dune in those terms before, but I was probably too young when I read it to get much out of it. I remember suspecting that there was a lot going on that I didn't understand.

It would be fun to read it again after 15 or so years and note everything that I missed.

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Sauna Kid
il y a 1 année

I really must get round to reading dune - the film was good but seems there is more i'm missing

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