Warren Buffett's need for love and acceptance significantly influenced his personal relationships. Growing up with a verbally abusive mother, he developed a strong desire to feel loved and to be with women who would not criticize him. This led him to marry Susie, who provided the love and acceptance he craved. However, his work often took precedence over his family, causing strain in his relationships. Despite Susie's hope that he would spend more time at home once he had made enough money, this never happened, and she eventually moved out.
When a group of economists came up with the Efficient Market Hypothesis, to explain how it was impos...
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