paul d.

Production is awful. content is average.

Revisado: 10-04-24

content wise this is just one of those funds tooting its own horn and telling the world how they did it and how good they are, though it's interesting to learn of the happenings during the asian currency crisis. a lot of stuff here is 'dilbert' if you know what I mean. nothing in this book will inspire awe or wow you.

the narration is awful. he doesn't know how to pause in between topics and titles.

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massive research

Revisado: 06-12-24

wow i cant imagine the amount of effort and research that went into this book. The storytelling is likewise impressive since I barely noticed that it is 18 hours in length. The author's linguistic prowess is also commendable. As for the subject matter itself, this is quite eye opening. I've always wondered on the origin of sacraments and thought that all these can't be original to the christians. very good listen. highly recommended!

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hear one story and you've heard them all

Revisado: 03-27-24

kinda boring and repetitive. Listen to one talk and you've listened to everything. well i guess i should've expected that from charlie munger. true there are some witty moments but they got old quite quickly.

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best book about money, not just bitcoin

Revisado: 01-16-24

wow think you know money? you probably don't until you read this book. Lyn Alden is just a wealth of knowledge and insight. this isn't just about bitcoin or for bitcoiners. A MUST READ FOR EVERYONE

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too long that it got boring

Revisado: 07-05-21

i think this book could've been more concise and yet not lose the message. it got too long that i got lost in some other thoughts in some parts of the book. i didn't finish thinking fast and thinking slow book due to this very reason

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AGONIZING GARBAGE

Revisado: 04-27-21

where do I start hmmmm. i listened for 20 mins and called it quits. if ever there's a lesson in this book somewhere then sorry, the author and narrator can't maintain my curiosity far enough. the narrator sounds like she's sniffing cocaine before each sentence. the author seems like some old guy trying to sound cool. take away the words f*ck, sh*t and all permutations of such then this book would have been over in 10 minutes. no kidding. glad i didn't pay for this garbage. give me back the lost 20 minutes of my life.

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kinda clickbait title but otherwise informative

Revisado: 04-20-21

this is just a review of the history of theoretical physics. i like the conciseness of this book. title is kinda clickbaity

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Team Feng Zhang!!!

Revisado: 04-16-21

wow! though I laud the accomplishments of Jennifer Daudna I can't help myself but to root for Feng Zhang more. i know he appeared like a back stabber but as jennifer said herself, science is a cut throat world so she appeared to me as somewhat of a whiner in that regard. I hope Zhang retains his patents. Doudna can keep the Nobel prize. all in all another amazing book by walter isaacson!

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enlightening!

Revisado: 12-19-20

wow. i thought i had this whole environment thing figured out but then a few chapters into this book and i was like awe struck. yeah don't believe anything you hear or see on media about how we're all screwed. a must listen!

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Author very passionate about his work!

Revisado: 10-29-20

Nobody could have read this better than the author himself. He really knows what he's talking about. I have listened to both left and right side of the fence and I have to admit his arguments are much more compelling.

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