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AI trash

Revisado: 03-10-25

look there is alot of good lines in here but it's a book of tweets - it's an extremely unorganized list of one liner tips - like if you asked chat gpt to generate a new age self help business-spirituality book. but goid for a drive cuz you can space out and zone back in later with missing anything

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9 hours of Communal parenting good, children bad

Revisado: 06-18-23

I'm sure this is not what the author meant in writing the book. But this book is a rant belittling domestic life and children. The choice to spend the majority of the book on this was unfortunate. As a person who lives on a regenerative farm, in community. I thought this book wouldn't be so anti parenting but that's what I gleaned from it, I'm sure she wanted to increase what we consider parenting. collective child rearing is what happens, it cannot be stop when we send kids to public school, watch TV, that is all collective parenting (not what we do here) there is no choice, there is only collective parenting -it's not weird or strange - dominant culture is what's wierd, I find it ubhorent. there is very little in the book about collective living or the lifestyle enjoyed by living in community. I'm truly disappointed, there are many ways to be in the world, alternative life and love styles that are all beautiful. but I hope folks seeking an alternative way to live find more resources when building their community.

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A must read

Revisado: 12-22-21

This book sheds new light on how to reach happiness. Any person who wishes to be self employed and happy should start here when building a framework for their business and life

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A must read

Revisado: 11-09-20

Everyone should read and reflect on the wisdom within this book. It was well written and well read.

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Book-Read it-Change Your Life

Revisado: 07-22-20

truly a great and power full book. It should probably should not be the first book on you path, it should be midway on your journey. When you're looking for a turning point in you life.

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It's finally in Autio and narrated by Rob Swanson

Revisado: 07-01-20

book - Read it
Read the book and save your life.

that's all you need to know

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For people in the UK - Not for North Americans

Revisado: 10-11-19

A good story and written in a good way and with good motivation. However It would do him a service to dive in regenerative agriculture. Instead he ragged on sheep and farming. I am not sure that he understands that imported food to the UK degrades land somewhere and it is how the food is produced that is the problem. The wedding of the natural world with agriculture is very possible. Eco tourism is as damaging is most places including here in New York's ADK's. Also as most folk steeped in western paternalism, He misunderstands human relationship with the Earth.

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Well - He doesn't quite understand the way, Yet

Revisado: 06-20-19

I like this book and enjoyed it. But it will be pushed aside by those he wishes to speek to and miss understood by the general public. Just as with his tree book, He hasn't quite grasped "it" yet and may benefit from growth. I say this because I sense a prejudice or a hard headedness within him, towards the human condition. He seems to be pleistocenian, as he very clearly believes that pre-human or no-human ecosystems are the "right ones" and that humans inevitably destroy their environment. This of course is not true as humans are nature and members of earth's family, although we are currently not her favorite children... This reminds me of something from Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Kimmerer a former professor of mine, her book came out long after I was in class. An anecdote from that book and by no means what that book is about is, When a group of young school kids where asked how humans hurt the earth, they had lots a good answers about how people destroy her but when kids where asked how humans can help the earth they had no answers. I hope he leaves Europe and western thinking behind him to look for the those with deep knowledge. These people are few and far between in the scientific world - in which I live and work but these voices can be found. I agree with most everything in the book and I know that as land managers age and are replaced with younger folks, a more holistic approach to forestry will be achieved. An issue not entirely described well in this book (I am less familiar with German forestry) but I fear that invasive insects and pathogens are a far greater menace than he lets on, I prey that Germany is not facing the scale of this issue as New York is... I look forward to his future work and I hope that criticism causes growth and not a entrenchment.

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Welt it is a book,

Revisado: 03-09-19

I did think it was Ok. and it did entertain me. I drive alot and that's generally enough but the book lacked any heart. The frame work story of a prisoner speaking to an inquisitor is just silly and unimportant, let it stand alone, no frame. I do love it's setting and the non-traditional characters.... but (I've never seen it written down, audio) The use of Nanaboozhoo as a character is poor choice... find a different word.. Nanaboozhoo is Anishnabe/Potawatomi cultural appropriation. I like quality and originally - I really should have given it more stars, it's not bad and I did like it at time. But it's really silly and a pointless book - I do think the author need to keep writing and working - and the next book will be amazingly good. Almost there.

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A must read to understand the modern world

Revisado: 12-02-18

I believe this book tells a more honest history of the US than what is conventionally taught and that the USA will not be whole until the majority of it's people understand the song sung by this book. I think the book needed to talk about the 7 fires and the lighting of that fire. It could have spent more time on Eastern and midwestern native peoples... In order to have a mainstream appeal the movement needs a resounding hopeful tone. "the woke need to make room for the waking" I dont know who said it first. this book is not a book you hand to someone first. Eez people into this book and they will be grateful you did and it may change a their life. Hand this book abruptly to them and they may scorn you for it.

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