Tony D

10 times better than 50 laws of power

Revisado: 01-26-24

I can't believe this is the same author. I hated 50 laws of power. That book was hot garbage. This book is much better. I wouldn't have read this had it not been required by my current schooling. It is well thought out and reads easy. Nothing mind blowing but a few gems.

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Well written and well thought out

Revisado: 01-26-24

I'm a military analyst and rarely impressed by military commentary. This was a refreshing change to the normal hyperbole I sift through everyday at work. Great analysis, true to power, and operationally relevant. The end is a bit meandering but I'll let it slide.

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Should be titled how babies learn

Revisado: 01-26-24

Not a huge strike against the author, the book is good. It just should be re-titled how babies learn. The book is about 75% brain development and learning at an early age.

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This is a well thought out and researched book

Revisado: 01-26-24

I enjoyed this book. It is relevant and current as of this review. It is an interesting look at a very complex conflict. Well researched and well laid out.

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A little interesting, but that's about it.

Revisado: 01-26-24

I wanted to love this book but it fails to launch. It's got some interesting parts, like when the author visits these other worlds but it seems to leave the story a bit flat.

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I can't stomach this terrible writing.

Revisado: 01-26-24

I've tried to get through this audio book twice. Both times, I physically can't take it. It's not the narration or even the content per say. It's the horrendous writing. This book is written in like 3rd, 4th, and 5th person. If you're not familiar with that, neither am I, and I'm a writer. The system, or whatever it is, might not be that bad, but getting through the fluff of this is not worth it. It's annoying, cliche, and tiresome.

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Fantastic. This is a great look at the man.

Revisado: 11-10-22

I loved this book. This was a very realistic depiction of the times, the legend, and horror of the whole situation. Truly the ultimate tragedy and the greatest story ever told. If you are fairly learned and have a genuine interest in the the real story, then this will scratch the itch. I won't delve into anyone's personal beliefs, but this builds a strong base for those that believe the story of Jesus bears the bones of philosophy, not just a whimsical tale of miracles and magic. In your own journey, once you realize the man and his disciples were actually brilliant "philosophers" your world will open to a new paradigm.

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Good historical look at a simple game

Revisado: 11-10-22

Meh... this was ok. It's H.G. Wells, so it's written well, just not that exciting. There are some good quotes near the beginning but after that it's a bit of a slog. I read this for research for a work project. It got the job done.

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It's ok. A few gems.

Revisado: 08-12-19

A few good points but mostly common sense. I would've been more receptive if it was shorter.

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Well researched... tough subjective topic.

Revisado: 11-15-18

This book was well written and the reading was performed superbly. If you're on the fence, go ahead, you wont be disappointed.

Content is well researched. This topic is very subjective and hard to pin down any trends. I think his results are a bit of a reach. I would recommend this book to anyone interested in product design.

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