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If everyone is looking to secure a relationship with their perceived best option, then the perception of value must be at the heart of human coupling. In this groundbreaking work, psychologist Orion Taraban sets forth his economic model of relationships and exposes the often uncomfortable laws that govern the sexual marketplace. After listening to "The Value of Others," you'll never look at relationships the same way again.

Reviewer: Reginald Dieudonne
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: An extraordinary, gripping read
Review: I've been an avid follower of Dr. Orion's YouTube channel for months, and as fantastic as his videos are, I can confidently say: THIS BOOK IS EVEN BETTER! The writing is exceptionally crisp and lucid, and there are countless reasons why Dr. Orion's insights on intersexual dynamics stand head and shoulders above most others discussing the topic.1) Orion's firsthand experience spans both extremes of the 'sexual market value' spectrum—he was once a 'broke actor' (his words) and is now a successful 1% earner with a significant presence on social media. His insights into what top-tier men seek in women, and how men can ascend to that position in life, are grounded in real-life experience. And Orion is actively participating in the modern day sexual marketplace; he isn't "arm-chair quarterbacking".2) As a therapist and consultant working with both men and women, Orion is intimately familiar with the frustrations many face in today's dating landscape. His 'economic model of relationships' is not just theoretical but rooted in the daily realities of his many clients.3) Orion is extraordinarily well-read, and the rigorous academic study required for his PhD has honed his ability to analyze subjects logically, scientifically, and with a strong evidence-based approach.Ultimately, the combination of Orion's academic background, his status as a 'Top 1% man' active in today's SMP, and his extensive interactions with people across the SMV spectrum has allowed him to depict the modern sexual marketplace with striking accuracy. He also delves deep into how societal and cultural incentives, along with our evolutionary hardwiring, influence our decisions, whether in dating or beyond.I am extremely impressed with this book. It has provided me with a much more informed and scientifically-grounded perspective on the modern dating landscape. 6 out of 5 stars.

Reviewer: S. Sanchez
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: It’s a must-read for everyone from all walks of life
Review: The book is about all human relationships. Orion eloquently explains how humans interact with one another. All the lessons learned are applicable to all types of relationships whether business, collegial, familial, friendships, and of course romantic. It’s about how people value one another in daily interactions with others. We all need something from each other and we need to learn to how to communicate and behave with others in order for us to get what we want while also giving others what they want. We take interpersonal communication for granted. To analyze how we can communicate in a meaningful way with others has the potential for making our lives much more fulfilling, rewarding, and meaningful. Every adolescent should read this book prior to graduating high school. My life would have been so much easier in my youth had this book existed back then.

Reviewer: Zach
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: A Must-Read for Understanding the Modern Dating Landscape
Review: I've been following Dr. Orion Taraban on YouTube for about a year and a half, so I was eagerly anticipating "The Value of Others." After listening to the audiobook, which is one of the best-narrated books I've ever heard, I couldn't wait to dive into the physical copy.Orion effectively addresses the complexities of the modern dating and mating landscape, offering deep insights and practical advice. The book expounds on many of the ideas he's presented on his YouTube channel, but in a way that is woven into a compelling and cohesive narrative. It's clear, concise, and incredibly relevant to today's challenges in relationships.Whether you're a long-time follower of his work or new to his ideas, this book provides valuable perspectives that can help you navigate the intricacies of modern relationships. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to gain a better understanding of the dynamics at play in today's world.Five stars!

Reviewer: Écume de Mer
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Simply superb
Review: This might just be the best book on relationships ever written, despite a few debatable sub-theories.The lucidity of insight and the ability to link widely expressed relationship concerns to macro social realities is simply mind-blowing. I read the book in Kindle but now I feel compelled to get the paperback just to be able to highlight and annotate it to demolition.It could easily become Relationship Bible.

Reviewer: gameemaster
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Couldn't Put It Down
Review: I read every sentence very thoroughly. With this new knowledge I've gained I feel both enlightened and disheartened. There's no doubt this is the best book on the subject. And it's a tough subject. I recommend this book to anyone who wonders why they're still single, this book will help you answer that question. This is objective knowledge and it is very well explained by the author. If you've had trouble with rejection, this book will help you to realize that it is actually just the market forces at work, and not something to take personally. It is what it is. I am much more confident in the marketplace after reading this book and I look forward to more books by the author. This book will help you define your purpose in a market that is not for the faint of heart, he explains the roles you must adapt to, to be successful. He also shows you how you actually have the upper hand in the market if you play your cards right. He also objectively explains how women cheat in the market to gain power by using birth control.

Reviewer: Sanjay
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Technical book on intimate relationships
Review: I have been listening to Orion for 3 months on his YouTube channel and he is amazing in providing context and action plan on how to manage our Sexual market value. This book expands on the same information. I found the videos very informative and easy to understand, however the book is mostly technical read and even with my genuine admiration for Orion, I found it very hard to read it in totality.

Reviewer: Petar Todorovski
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: The why of relationships
Review: The world seems clearer now. The author articulates well many things that I've been thinking for a while, but he also shifted some of my perspectives and helped me accept some things I didn't want to accept earlier.It clearly explains the why behind relationships through economic theory in an understandable way. It's only harsh truths throughout all the pages.

Reviewer: Jason Vander Griendt
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: This is an excellent, 'in your face' book. It's the hard truth many don't want to hear but is exactly and precisely what's going on with relationships and why they're failing. A very interesting read, highly recommended to anyone wondering why marriage isn't very appealing to them, but feeling the pressure of society to conform. This book points out why you feel that way. Enjoy!

Reviewer: Spina
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: I was really impressed with this book by Orian Taraban - as well as with his other work on youtube.He brings a lot of clarity to a field that most men only have vague feelings about. At many times throughout the (audio-)book I had this feeling of listening to someone shining a bright 1000 watts flashlight into murky waters, where we commoners only hold matches. He often gave me the sensation of having my vague feelings put into very eloquently formulated coherent thought.People shouldnt feel put of by the word "economic" model in the title. Economy is not just money. It's also about what people exchange and why they do or do not exchange it under varying circumstances.I must mention though that at times I had the feeling that this very "economic" view might be informed and mostly suited for mating and dating in today's itteration in the USA. Having a European background, it feels like the emphasis on value transaction is especially pronounced because of contemporary American ideology which tends to see everything as a business. That is not to say that I disagree with his ideas. Rather the degree and exclusivity of their application might not be explanatory in all contemporary societies. I am not sure.Among other things Taraban looks at relationships through the lenses of value exchange, marketing, negociation power, typical plots and optimal strategies for both sexes. He also puts forward a provocative concept of the place of love in all this (none) and his understanding of what love is then, if it isn't the basis of intersex-relationships. I highly recommend this book ty anyone aged 15-70 who has any interest in the other sex.It also needs mentioning that Taraban has a superb style and comes up with very fitting metaphors for his concepts. It's a joy to listen to him talking. I mostly listened to the audiobook, which is read by the author himself.The one big question mark I found myself left with after absorbing his ideas is the place of Attachment in his theory. Attachment as the psychological construct that motivates humans to seek proximity - one of the strongest drivers of human behavior. Taraban in his work on why and how men and women form relationships never mentions it. And I suspect it is, because it would confound his otherwise very neat economic model wherin everything can be explained by the success or failure to provide and exchange comparable value. However both science and life experience tell me that people want more than just the optimal value transaction. They want to be attached. They want or hang on to relationsships that are very dysfunctional from a value exchange perspective. People get attached. To their children, their parents, their partners, their pets, their homes, their cars even. Attachment might be a deeper need in humans than sex and resources. Attachment is aimed at providing (emotional) security.I hope he will consider the impact of Attachment on the mating game and in one of his future works - of which I hope there will be many - will investigate this connection with the unusual clarity of his mind.I have greatly enjoyed this read and feel like I have come away with much deeper insight.Thank you Orian!

Reviewer: Eduardo J.
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Ainda estou a ler porque é um tema complexo e requer uma leitura atenta, demorada e uma reflexão que vá acompanhando. Até hoje foi a melhor teoria/explicação do porquê as pessoas escolhem/decidem relacionar-se umas com as outras. A linguagem não é fácil e é sujeita a equívocos mas o autor tem o cuidado de os tentar esclarecer. Pragmático e honesto são os adjectivos que usaria para o caracterizar.

Reviewer: Guy NGOM
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: As a 25-year-old young man, who is already an active listener of ''PsycHacks'' (via YouTube and Spotify) by Orion Taraban, I finished this 413-page book, today.And let me tell you, I really enjoyed reading every chapter of this insightful book that allows us to see a given relationship as it is, not as we would like it to be.Some people might find certain ideas in this book harsh or unconventional, but as mentioned in chapter 12, they can only see things through their own lens. But we can't deny that the current state of affairs is constantly changing, and if we want to survive, it's mandatory for us to adapt to our current times.Once again, thank you Orion for this book which has helped me to better understand the value of others.Take care !Guy

Reviewer: Alberto
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Finished. What a brilliant book that brings clarity to the often challenging topic of relationships. When Orion Taraban said you wouldn’t view relationships the same way after reading it, he wasn’t wrong!The book uncovers truths that many people try to avoid or don’t want to acknowledge—that people want things, and relationships are the media in which value is transacted.“If I have what you want, and you have what I want, then we have grounds to move toward each other. And if we exchange the things we respectively want, then we enter into a relationship.”I’d recommend this book to anyone, but I know it will be quite divisive, as it challenges the idealised notions many hold about love and relationships.