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  • Malcolm Gladwell
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    In Revenge of the Tipping Point (2024), Gladwell revisits the ideas of his 2000 book. Critics noted that this iteration offers a darker view on his subject matter, with Gladwell examining such social contagions as the opioid crisis, Medicare fraud, and bank robberies.

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    In Revenge of the Tipping Point (2024), Gladwell revisits the ideas of his 2000 book. Critics noted that this iteration offers a darker view on his subject matter, with Gladwell examining such social contagions as the opioid crisis, Medicare fraud, and bank robberies.

    Read More