Joshua Hammer

Good intro but inserts some unnecessary world view

Revisado: 06-06-21

It's a good intro into thinking if systems outside of the mathematical and how to apply it to social and economic applications. The content was very similar to my controls engineering class in college if you stripped out every last bit of math and helped give me another tool to look at issues in the world.

The middle chapters have all the meat. The first chapter reads like an indoctrination or pep rally for the topic and the last chapter gets a little too metaphysical for a book of this type in a way I think is a little misplaced. I don't need to know the author's political or religious views to be able to use the content.

that said it gives you a useful tool to view the world in and does line up with what you would get out of a controls engineering course.

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Amazing Narration

Revisado: 07-10-20

I don't think I could have comprehended or remembered nearly as much of this as I did without the incredible Narration. Absolutely cannot say enough good about it, might even say it was a 'virtuous' performance!

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A work to inspire Christian adoration

Revisado: 10-06-17

This work really challenged my mind as Milton masterfully dictated his interpretation of the events prior to the fall of man. While based upon the portraits of Milton, I would not expect his voice to be equivalent to that of this narrator, the rendering was beautiful and helped transport to realms beyond this world. Ultimately Milton helped to foster a deep longing for a better country not befell by sin as our world is. All who listen to this work will take something away and better understand their own desires.

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