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I don't think they edited this

Revisado: 04-02-25

I was a fan of ready player 1 in my early 20s. The older I get the more childish the first book seems .. this one however is pretty terrible. He uses the phrase "once or twice a month" soo many times. He contradicts the first book repeatedly. First Wade had never left insipio since he was a child and then in the second book he spent his childhood on housedonia?! Suddenly he cares about his dead aunt? He couldn't care less in the first book, he cared more about Mrs Gilmore than her. Suddenly he's blaming himself for his mother's death ..? Huh? it's just a bunch of weird contradictions and repetitive repeats of the first book. He tried so hard to make his pro gay rights and women's rights and.. it's so bad. The end scene with Artemis and Kiera... wtf.. Kiera - a woman - explains to them both how the rod of resurrection works.... then for some stupid reason Wade re-explains it to Samantha like she wasn't standing there? it made Sam seem like an idiot and she was smarter than Wade through both books. Somehow the fact that the ONI almost killed everyone and Samantha calling it out from the start doesn't matter at all in the end but Samantha is thanking him like he's a hero when she saved him repeatedly. it really wipes out any semblance of respect for women from the author... Wade almost killed everyone not listening to Sam and it ends with her thanking him for....what exactly? she already used the ONI to help her foundation so it's not like she didn't recognize the benefits. It really made Wade and the author seem like like they think of women as children. Then more and more repetitive nonsense about the digital copies of people . It gets sort of patronizing honestly... how dumb do you think the reader is that you need to repeat the same thing four times?

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pretty misogynistic at points

Revisado: 02-05-25

"as a woman you are more anxiously attached" I'm paraphrasing, but this book is full of sexist tropes like this. I guess she never dated a man who is anxiously attached? Some of the messages are ok but there's a lot of nonsense going on in this woman's head. She certainly doesn't think much of the women she claims she's trying to "help". I guess anyone talking about feminine and masculine energy is probably a bit sexist but gee - there's quite a few terrible points in this book.

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Funny

Revisado: 05-20-24

it's worth it, definitely goofy. I am a big Scott Meyer fan and this reminds me of the off to be the wizard series in the humor

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hilarious with high production value!

Revisado: 03-24-23

Simpsons creators need to make more audio books. This was something else entirely, I laughed a lot while listening and it's not so cheesy it makes you cringe. It's very real feeling, even for being totally out there (just like the Simpsons). Good job to all involved!!

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great job, both author and reader

Revisado: 01-03-23

Approached with intelligence, unlike many other related works. I enjoyed listening to the reader as well

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love the bobiverse...

Revisado: 02-15-21

second time going through all the books since I discovered this author a month ago.

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Why is this about hacking?

Revisado: 07-10-20

This book is called computer programming: the bible and yet this seems to be about hacking entirely...... not impressed.

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