M. Copeland

Took me a while to get through, but worth it.

Revisado: 10-08-22

Fascinating listen. Pretty dense and I had to pause quite a few times to digest. However, it chases the logic paths to their endpoints. I ended up ordering the hard copy as well. I actually loved the performer, added just a hint of snarkiness to the rebuttals that I actually enjoyed.

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We're so blessed to have had CS Lewis

Revisado: 01-12-22

His logic and insight is so profound. I have to o keep stopping the recording to ruminate on his points. Brilliant man.

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Interesting and enjoyable

Revisado: 05-23-19

I'm sure I'm biased, but I could probably listen to Alan Alda read the phone book for 20 hours and enjoy it. I'm pretty sure I loved the book, too. Ties in nicely with brain plasticity work and mind vs. brain concepts, if you enjoy that.

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Great fun

Revisado: 02-05-19

Everyone can apply the learning points of this book into some aspect of their lives. Narrator has a great voice and the vignettes demonstrating the points are fascinating. Goes by quickly.

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Loved it

Revisado: 07-18-17

Unlike some of the reviews, I absolutely loved the end, and his take on the direction of time. I found the book to be very mind-opening. Concepts I had not considered. I bet at least some of the critics had their feelings hurt with criticism of Richard Dawkins' logic, thus they dissed the book. But the author also dismisses intelligent design as pseudoscience and tries to stay above the fray, and stick to figuring out the puzzle, with astounding conclusions. One of my favorite books.

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Fascinating

Revisado: 10-18-16

The narrator is amazing, made the subject that much more riveting. I have read a fair amount about Darwin, but never heard this angle. I had trouble pushing the pause button to get my stuff done! Well done.

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Painful.

Revisado: 08-10-16

Expected cute or informative. As a neuosurgeon and with a PhD in neuroanatomy, just wanted to be entertained, or learn something novel. However, it's as if he got his information from People magazine. His understanding of pathways is often just plain wrong, and his clinical examples sometimes are unrelated to the pathway he's describing. Could only get through 2 chapters because it was making me upset. Don't let this be your only source for neural pathways.

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Enlightening, inspiring, and a pleasant listen.

Revisado: 06-12-16

Absolutely loved it. Will likely listen again. Author/narrator softly challenges your thinking with both logic and spirituality that sounds like how I would imagine CS Lewis would be after a beer. Although uses quotes and documentation, adds much of his own thoughts in a cogent, tight discussion that is all the while very conversational. Not preachy, and feels like a pleasant conversation with a well trained experienced man of God who cares about the listener.

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