贏家全拿：史上最划算的交易，以慈善奪取世界的假面菁英

Giridharadas argues that many elite-led initiatives are more about image than real impact. I'm curious what motivated him to explore this angle and how he sees it playing out today.

The book challenges the notion that giving back automatically leads to social progress. I wonder if others found themselves questioning their assumptions about charity and social responsibility.

The arguments seem highly relevant now, especially with the rising influence of wealthy donors in politics. Do others see this book as a call to rethink economic power structures?