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Climate / Population Alarmism in a Mask

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Revisado: 02-07-25

I wanted to like this book. The premise seemed engaging, promising an insightful look into an important topic. Unfortunately, within the first two hours, it became apparent that the narrative was riddled with unsubstantiated claims and propaganda masked as fact.

Rather than providing a balanced discussion, the book leans heavily on climate and population alarmism, often presenting worst-case scenarios as inevitable futures without adequately addressing counterarguments or alternative perspectives. The selective use of data and emotionally charged language make it feel more like advocacy than a profound exploration of the subject.

Additionally, the author's repeated references to Donald Trump's ego come across as tired and one-sided, especially given the absence of any critique of the global challenges and crises that have occurred during Joe Biden's tenure. This imbalance further detracts from the book's credibility and suggests a lack of comprehensive analysis.

That being said, the writing is engaging, and the author is passionate about the topic. However, this book may prove frustrating for readers looking for a well-rounded and fact-based discussion. If you're already inclined to accept its premises without question, you might enjoy it, but it's a difficult read for those seeking critical analysis.

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