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Care only about yourself

Revisado: 04-17-24

Ok and does have a good advice, but has a lack of cohesion between chapters and sound more like an HBR, which is a collection of different articles on a similar subject. You are constantly advised to forget about what others think. Just do what pleases you and you will be pleased. It is OK if your inner voice is that of an angel but what if it is not?

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Nice Explanation of Why

Revisado: 03-16-19

The book explains why scrum should be used. The book reaches inspirational category, and it is easy to listen. The negative is that many examples are bloated. The book heavily relies on author(s) account of events and personal experiences. Reused theories from a psychology textbook are more boring than convincing.

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Blah

Revisado: 03-29-18

Read a webpage on solar and you will learn more in 5 min than listening to this book for an hour.

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Everyone should hear that

Revisado: 02-26-17

The book is old, but it is still important. The book gives some history, and might help understand current environment better. The book also gives basic understanding of Internet security.

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Overview of Natural Sciences

Revisado: 07-13-16

A fun listen even for those who took advanced classes. Paints a big picture of Science, which facilitates creative thinking from a bird's eye perspective. A little outdated, but that could just add flavor.

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Classic!

Revisado: 05-10-16

Fifteen years later, the book has a new meaning. Although the performance is good, there are some editing artifacts "please change the CD" that are unacceptable.

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Boring.

Revisado: 10-10-15

Lectures are nothing more than a popular overview of genetics. We've heard it all on the radio and have seen it on the Web. There is a lack of specific real-life examples and details. Author withholds his personal opinion/experience. Instead, we get a standard "science is great; why worry about anything else" attitude.

In five minutes, anyone can get the same knowledge from Wikipedia, or elsewhere online, while it takes hours to get through the book. Other Biology lectures here are much better and have more info about genetics and biology overall.

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Good textbook a little outdated

Revisado: 04-25-15

As a textbook it is a little dry. Kindle does not properly handle multiple chapters.

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Great listen

Revisado: 04-25-15

Good overview of Psychology with personal opinions, which often lacking in textbooks. The book is also a good supplement for an introductory course.

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Not very informative., and not very dramatic.

Revisado: 04-13-15

The book has too much prropoganda,. The author constantly worries about what shoes and skirts students wear.
If you want to be a medical student, go talk to a few recent grads. They will tell you more in five minutes, than this book does in five hours. And most importantly--get a job in a hospital and see if it is fit you.
The value of this book is comparable to a popular TV show, except that TV is funny.
Narration is fine, but I wish it sounded a little more formal. However, I might be wrong, and the narrator followed the genre perfectly.

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