> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://book.moneyblind.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://book.moneyblind.net/contents.md).

# Other

- [What this book is about](https://book.moneyblind.net/contents/synopsis.md): Summary, synopsis, and bribery
- [What this book isn't about](https://book.moneyblind.net/contents/non-contents.md): The non-contents
- [This book's logical flow](https://book.moneyblind.net/contents/flow.md): A cascade of insights: the arguments in order
- [If... Then...](https://book.moneyblind.net/contents/if-then.md): If you're looking for a particular argument, then go to the relevant page
- [Stories](https://book.moneyblind.net/contents/storytime.md): Links to the anecdotes for when you're bored of the arguments
- [Contact and comments](https://book.moneyblind.net/contents/contact.md): Hello! Want to say hello back? Or something else?
- [Editing guidance](https://book.moneyblind.net/contents/madness.md): Punishment for gluttons
- [Endnotes](https://book.moneyblind.net/contents/endnotes.md): An alphabetical list of all the references, to give a flavour of this book's influences. The most valuable books for personal finance rarely have anything directly to do with finance.
