• Title: AiBook: A Human Survival Guide
• Author(s) Jeremy Schoemaker
• Publisher: Springer (2026); eBook (Free PDF)
• License(s): N/A
• Hardcover: 378 pages
• eBook: PDF
• Language: English
• ISBN-10/ASIN: B0HJF58HS4
• ISBN-13: 979-8173199874
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Book Description

This book is the manager's manual nobody wrote. Sixty-two short chapters, each one a pattern that keeps showing up when an agent has to do real work and not lie about it. Every chapter opens with a joke, ends with a receipt, and has at least one story where the author is the idiot who trusted it.

• Jeremy Schoemaker, aka “Shoemoney”, is a serial entrepreneur made famous by running one of the highest-trafficked websites in the world, Shoemoney.com.

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