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Exceptional exploration of modern day hams and their perpetrators

Revisado: 02-15-24

It is rare to find a book written by a university law professor that is both engaging and informative. This one is exceptionally clear and deals with the number of complex issues, as well as their real world reflections in popular society. It is definitely recommended reading for anyone interested in cyber security and modern day technological evolution on social media. The discussion of the difference between upcode and down code is also very elucidating. The clear distinction made between hacking and cyber warfare is also very helpful to an understanding of of why interference in a state’s politics is not an act of war. Enjoy!

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Excellent Overview of the History of the Development of Semiconductors and their key role in the post-industrial world.

Revisado: 02-16-23

Required reading for everyone concerned about the US-China relationship and the role of semiconductor dependency on Taiwan in preventing a confrontation. The first 2/3 of the book provides a against history of the development of semi conductors and their core role in the modern world, a story told in more detail elsewhere.

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Excellent History

Revisado: 09-15-21

This book provides an excellent historical record of the end of the Latin kingdoms in the Levant including vivid characterization of the principal combatants in the fall of Accra in the late 14th century. The presentation is very evenhanded.

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Lots of To the point observations

Revisado: 06-07-21

Examples are fairly out of date but key observations are very valuable. Easy read in 90 minutes at 1.3.

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So good!

Revisado: 03-12-21

Professor Mueller has a wonderful ecumenical perspective and sense of perspective and humor. A great listen from beginning to end!

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Terrifically Educative

Revisado: 06-09-20

Must read for young and old. A wonderful, engaging and inspiring read. Read it to your kids when you read it yourself.

Let’s pray that Bill will write an update.

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Essential Reading

Revisado: 05-24-20

Essential reading for those over 60 but good for parents and kids too. Great research and insight.
Great recording too.

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Very Enlightening

Revisado: 03-01-20

Easy listen of which there should be a lot more. Hope it is a continuing story, which it should be for all of us.

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The Other Side of History

Revisado: 02-22-20

There are only a few professors in the Great Courses that I would love to meet and quiz. Robert Garland is one of these. He delivers these lectures with such insight, compassion and perspectives that it is really hard to tear yourself away from listening. Even after 24 hours, you want more. I only wish he had included other locations in the Ancient World like China, Japan, India and Central Asia (its understandable why these are excluded as he is a Classics Professor after all).

I guarantee you will enjoy this course and it gives you real insight into what life was like among our ancestors during the rise of civilization. Very cool topic.

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Must Read for Anyone Older than 12

Revisado: 02-22-20

Excellent, science based insight into the classifications and factors effecting personality. Very, very helpful I think for adolescent and young adults in providing self-reflection on the transitions they face over the years 12-25 (and good even for those over 60).

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