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The Great Rig: A Human Guide To Corporate Greed, The AI Grift, and How We Fight Back-Bullshit With Gumoi

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Student Debt: Your Battle Plan for Financial Freedom-Your Dose Of Bullshit With Gumoi

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The $1.8T student debt crisis is a predatory war. Uncover the scam, learn immediate counter-offensives, and join the revolution with this data-backed manifesto.