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Revisado: 12-22-23

the affects and methodology of FSM is a very interesting subject, and I was looking forward to hearing about how it induces increased ATP production and how they found the frequencies to correspond to different tissues. What I got was the emotional story of this person's failed marriage and failure to raise their children. Any time we came close to the actual meat and potatoes of the subject, a trite "I don't know" or "it came to me in a dream" level response. So I'll save you some time and summarize: Before the FDA cracked down on acceptable treatment types, someone discovered that specific electrical frequencies induce healing in specific tissues, then later this person's colleagues stumbled upon this treatment schedule, and this person started clinicaly trying it in their practice without really understanding the underlying mechanics. If you have a condition that is mentioned here and want to roll the dice, go for it, sounds like the side affects are negligible. If you came here to figure out how this works or get deeper understanding of the human body and how it works, keep looking, because you won't find it here.

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An Excellent book

Revisado: 11-18-23

I love the fact that it told the story of a good man fighting to make the world better for his family. it does exactly what it says on the tin, no harems, no romance, no emo woe is me rants. just an interesting protagonist rolling with the punches

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was an interesting take on lit rpg

Revisado: 06-06-23

I liked this twist on time travel, can't wait for book 2 to come to audible.

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Silly and humorous

Revisado: 03-26-23

David is ridiculous, funny, and ridiculously funny. This is a great book to listen to while out in the garden, something fun to absorb while you weed and dig. 👌🏽

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Laughed out loud

Revisado: 03-26-23

David is ridiculous, funny, and ridiculously funny. This is a great book to listen to while out in the garden, something fun to absorb while you weed and dig. 👌🏽

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Entertaining and Informative

Revisado: 03-26-23

David is ridiculous, funny, and ridiculously funny. This is a great book to listen to while out in the garden, something fun to absorb while you weed and dig. 👌🏽

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This is painful to listen to.

Revisado: 06-29-21

This is like listening to every fanfiction written by a pre-teen in the early 2000s. It's physically painful to listen to. The other reviewers who mentioned the mispronunciation of miscellaneous were spot on but there is no amount of narration that would have saved this. Save your money buy another book.

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narration was excellent, story could use some work

Revisado: 04-08-21

the concept was interesting and the narration was excellent, however the constant breaks from the story to berate the main characters was irritating and made it hard to finish

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Moral consideration 0%, Logical thoughtwork 100%

Revisado: 07-06-20

Suppose you wanted to wander around the mental landscape of an expert, capitalist, liberal economist. Here it is, you found it. The bedrock is maybe a little more sociopathic in nature than is comfortable, but the crystal clear rivers are pure logic, running around and through and over preconceptions of the forest. Metaphors aside, I was by turns scowling, snorting, raising eyebrows and sighing thoughtfully as I read. There's fascinating ideas here, alongside no small amount of privileged bullshit. If I was of a mind to nitpick, I could also go off about the constant use male pronouns when simply 'people' or something neutral would do. Or references to US citizens as 'Americans' while Mexican citizens are compared as simply 'Mexican'. (How is it so easily forgotten that there are two full continents of Americans? Peruvians are just as American as New Yorkers.) I recommend this book for it's various insights into critical thinking and logic, invaluable tools to be sure, but caution that it's a bit a dry, whimsical, and offensive ride at times. Still, the value of stepping outside one's ideological bubble can't be overstated. Give it a go.

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Fascinating and interesting

Revisado: 03-02-20

Cons:
The first chapter is a little dull
There's a few too many people interest stories
The reader mispronounced many things

Pros:
Fantastic science
Short but engaging
Interesting treatment exploration
Medical, but not too complex

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