The Big Short

The book dives into some fascinating characters, and I'm curious what drew Lewis to tell this story through their perspectives. Did he aim to humanize complex financial concepts or highlight specific moral dilemmas?

While the book is incredibly informative, some sections felt dense with technical terms. Did others find these parts accessible or did they require extra background knowledge?

The stories of the traders and investors highlight complex ethical questions. Do readers see this as a critique of capitalism, or more of a warning about systemic greed?