J. Joint

Good but expensive for 3 hours

Revisado: 01-27-23

It really needs to be sold as a set. But good fun story. Just expensive to buy each individual book.

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So awes3

Revisado: 06-07-21

It was everything that I wanted. Lots of action, funny, light hearted and didn't get too serious.

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Constantly attack physicists without any evidence

Revisado: 05-07-21

The author continually makes claims about how scientists avoided any complex questions, like how a tornado forms, or how a human is formed from two cells. These claims are made many times throughout, without a even a single bit of evidence to support these attacks.
I don't know the author seems to hate scientists so much, but it makes it very difficult to get through the book.

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Good, but it's youth fiction

Revisado: 05-02-21

Good, but it's for maybe 10 to 16 year old children. Adults will probably find it too eye rolling. Audio could have done with some minor sound effects. Eg for static, instead of the narrator literally reading "qssh!" etc.

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Absolutely awful

Revisado: 04-28-21

Author hates that physicists look for simplicity in the theories, and then build accelerators etc to look for more data. And then claims that this approach doesn't work.

Yet the LHC, the largest accelerator, has already found the Higgs Boson, exactly atls predicted by those theorists, and is still being upgraded right now to probe further. The underground detectors that she attacks have also yielded very useful results in how neutrinos change, and thus must travel slower than light etc.

There are mathematical proofs for why we would expect a more simple proof to be more likely to be correct than an arbitrary more complex one, which anyone can Google for if they care, but it is simpler to just point out that it has been proven to work.

Author is just way too arrogant, pretending that all other scientiats must be stupid for not agreeing with her.

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Great overview for the non technical

Revisado: 04-04-21

It was very well done. I personally would have liked more technical info, but I can see how they wanted to keep the length down.
There's a constant attack on "white males" and how women are better, which makes historical sense, but can start to feel a bit much imho. I didn't really see how an all woman crew is somehow better than a mixed gender crew etc.

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Funny and wonderful

Revisado: 10-19-20

I loved it. It was funny and the characters were unique and intriguing. And great. Space-great.

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I loved it

Revisado: 10-14-20

I loved the story, although hated how difficult audible made it to listen to it. I didn't like the very end, where the whole group decides to take along a destructive asshole with them. That made absolutely no sense to me.

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What an amazing performance!

Revisado: 09-16-20

That audio performance was a serious notch up from the previous books. A song, music backing, sound effects. All perfectly timed to not interfere with this story. Absolutely amazing!

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Fun but scientifically bad

Revisado: 08-15-20

The title of the book had nothing to do with the story at all, and the one mention of dark matter was scientifically wrong. He said dark matter holds stars together. But the theory is that it holds galaxies together.
The professor was extremely stupid and continually misses obvious ideas. They can make an infinite number of his wife and kid. Enough for every Jason. So why not just do that?

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