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REALLY A CROWD? "The crowd always loses," wrote Mr. Fred C. Kelly in a
noted work on the stock market in 1930, "because the crowd is always wrong. It is
wrong because it behaves normally." What the crowd — or the public — or the ...
REALLY A CROWD? "The crowd always loses," wrote Mr. Fred C. Kelly in a
noted work on the stock market in 1930, "because the crowd is always wrong. It is
wrong because it behaves normally." What the crowd — or the public — or the ...
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Doctors, merchants, lawyers, chiefs — can all these scattered people really
constitute a crowd? At the end of the nineteenth century a French physician
called Gustave Le Bon published his Psychologie des Foules, translated as The
Crowd.
Doctors, merchants, lawyers, chiefs — can all these scattered people really
constitute a crowd? At the end of the nineteenth century a French physician
called Gustave Le Bon published his Psychologie des Foules, translated as The
Crowd.
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"Crowds," says Dr. Le Bon, "are somewhat like the sphinx of ancient fable: it is
necessary to arrive at a solution of the problems offered by their psychology or to
resign ourselves to being devoured by them." Or, as Kipling might have said, ...
"Crowds," says Dr. Le Bon, "are somewhat like the sphinx of ancient fable: it is
necessary to arrive at a solution of the problems offered by their psychology or to
resign ourselves to being devoured by them." Or, as Kipling might have said, ...
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| Título | The Money Game |
| Autor | Adam Smith |
| Publicado | 1969 |
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