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Boring, juvenile and predictable

Revisado: 03-20-23

This was one of the worst books I listened to in a long time. I don't know where the hype comes from but for me the language was banal and commonplace, story line lacked any suspense and for me it lacked any sophistication.

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Interesting psychological profile

Revisado: 07-16-20

This was an interesting read although I had hoped for more political discussion then a personal narrative on the psychology of the Trump family. I felt she wanted to give her father the redemption that he never received. The book builds a picture of how Donald Trump became the man he is today. The last chapter and epilogue are interesting in terms of how she ties her opinions of her psychological insight of him and his current actions.

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Hilarious

Revisado: 02-14-20

I couldn’t stop laughing. I love Mitchell’s voice and his witty remarks. I downloaded all his books. Love them

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Loved this

Revisado: 12-14-18

I loved this book so much I’m re-reading it! I highly recommend it. It was very informative and up to date

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Brilliant

Revisado: 02-08-18

Loved the melody, lyrical and satirical brilliance of the words spoken. Made me laugh while hiking. Enjoyable

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Good

Revisado: 10-26-17

I thoroughly enjoyed the book overall and felt the author depicted interesting links between political and religious dogma interweaving past present and future. I think where it weakens for me is his application of magical thinking or conspiracy theories towards vaccines and gmo’s. Anderson has a strong sense or belief in Science and rationalism but doesn’t apply the same rationalism that he applies towards religion for instance towards questioning the fallacies or influence of corporate America on our health and well being. He only talks about one paper on vaccines and autism and glazed over gmos as being the answer to feeding a nation in a conducive manner. If you question anything he posits as magical realism it seems that Anderson would put you down as a person who believes in conspiracy theories rather then a rational intelligent being . I for one question pharmaceutical companies, Food lobbyists and corporations that pay big money to put their agenda through to legislation. As the conclusion states, your entitled to your own opinion, not facts.

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More philosophical

Revisado: 08-27-17

Overall good but didn't provide concrete information about foods and how they help your body from a nutritional perspective. It was more philosophical and a self help book. The thing I didn't like was the constant advertisements towards his program and how beneficial it is.

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Fantastic

Revisado: 07-04-17

I thought this was a thorough and very thought provoking book on human health. Although it's main focus was vegetable oils and sugar, it touched upon other important components that influence our nutrient consumption from gmo's to the pharmaceutical industry. I especially enjoyed learning about the biochemical processes that occur in our bodies and effect our health and the false claims of other diets .

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Brilliant

Revisado: 05-31-17

I taught in the past the cultural studies of science and technology and the author touched upon some age old themes and brought to light the new scientific endeavors with brilliant philosophical insight. It is a thought provoking enticing book

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Agonizing

Revisado: 04-21-17

The narrator did a wonderful rendition however the text for me was agonizing. I'm not that familiar with Nietzsche (only read tid bits) and have heard he's better when he writes about music. This narrative was draining. There were moments when it seemed relevant to me but overall I'm just happy I completed it! It was a feat!

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