Griftopia

Taibbi's vivid characterization made complex financial entities feel almost monstrous. I wonder what led to that striking imagery and how it shaped the book's tone.

The cycles seem so predictable, yet systemic reform remains elusive. It makes me wonder whether this cycle will ever break or if it’s built into the system.

His detailed exposé is compelling, but do readers think it actually influences policy or public opinion? Or does it mainly serve as a wake-up call?