That book (Graeber's Debt) really opened up my eyes to how valuable anthropology is for understanding human interactions. (No shit! In hindsight.)

(Well, it did that, and taught me a lot about economy and finance in the grand scheme of things.)

Since I read it, I've started looking more into some anthropology-leaning literature, and found that when people are a something-slash-anthropologist, there's somewhat reliably always fresh insight in what they're saying.

Anyway, I'm about to enjoy Graeber's post-humous Dawn of Everything now.