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For Psychopats with low IQ

Revisado: 11-17-23

this book is so increadibly dumb in everything it claims, that I have hard time understanding why anyone takes any of the presented rules seriously. and the historical examples are idiotic. One can always pretend to read into minds of historical characters, attributing thoughts and justifications they may or may not have had. the only result following the rules in this book guarantees is that it will lead to misery of anyone who followed it.

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Very acurrate description of what is happening now

Revisado: 05-26-23

While it is truly a Capitalist Manifesto, this book of 1950s makes predictions that are very true in today's USA and the West. With the Wokes takeover of government, and replacement of merit by "empathy", what happens in this book is exactly what happens in society today. This is a better reference than Orwells' 1984 which is often referred to.

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What a boring, stupid sf

Revisado: 05-26-23

So disappointed with this book. Copycat all old, used-up ideas and mashup everything into a thriller-like soup. It is written with a low-quality Hollywood film in mind. NOT-A-SCIFI book, full of mistakes on the high school level. Like the explanation of quantum physics in book 3 -- omg, really? Prescott, read at least a Wikipedia page on quantum theory before writing this!

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Unconvincing, but worth the reading

Revisado: 02-15-23

The arguments the author brings are unconvincing, because the problem with string theory: unverifiability and nepotism, are not sufficiently addressed. The fact that it is a beautiful theory of nothing phiscal and that it helped math or some calculations is not sufficient nt justification for blocking two generations of physicists from pursuing anything else. Wasted money, wasted talents. All due to big minds overconfidence.

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Cool and wise story for kids. My sons liked it.

Revisado: 01-20-21

Loved it. it is a story about a cycle of life, with the main hero being an oak leaf. it is short so it works well as a bedrime story.

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Beautiful fable

Revisado: 05-07-18

Although it tries to scare you of things that ain't gonna happen, it is such a delicious read.

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Total disaster and scam

Revisado: 01-02-18

Audible, how can you sell a book recorded on a laptop build in mic by a total amatour, who READs lines of code. Totally useless, I want a refund!

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Hollywood blockbuster, not a novel

Revisado: 07-24-17

The book is as dump as typical Hollywood blockbuster. Sound like designed for a Avenger-style movie. What is going on with scifi? where are new Herberts, Lems, Vonneguts...

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Still funny, but story getting worse and worse!

Revisado: 07-06-17

This book is for sci-fi novel what Steve Colbert is for a theatre: not the highest form of entertainment, but so funny!

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A standup comedy of scifi

Revisado: 06-26-17

This book has extremely predictable story, it is full of cliches, it is terrible non-scientific...yet, it's very funny at times. Despite being quite annoyed at it's low quality, I think I will keep reading the series just for it's military edgy humor.

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