Aaron Wolf

Self published pseudo religious motivation

Revisado: 07-03-22

I went in to this book expecting a lot more. As the review states, it seems to be a self published, pseudo religious motivational money grab. The voice acting was not great, the story was pretty cringe and the attempts at trendy relevance made me embarrassed for the author on a few occasions. The title and the meaning behind it were the only well formulated aspects of this book. I loved that idea. But after that it fell short with no actionable steps, just a whole bunch of plugs for “train to be clutch,” the authors consulting firm. As I googled this author, one of the first things I found was a video of him whining that Ja Morant stole one of his ideas and published it as his own. Instead of focusing on his craft, this guy is out there participating in the high school like environment that is social media. There are many better books out there, I hope he reads this and improves. This book will fall by the wayside and be forgotten.

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Misleading title.

Revisado: 07-22-21

This should be called: A moderate length history of the origins of science and its practitioners. The book was suggested to me when reading Sapiens. Poor association. Some parts are interesting, but a large portion of the writing style is very dull and dry.

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Amazing brief recap of history.

Revisado: 12-10-20

This is a great book, and beautifully tied together. My only caveat is his assumption that Jesus was a real person. A proper historian doesn’t make claims on such little evidence. Go read “on the historicity of Jesus” before you angrily disagree with me. Otherwise, this is an amazing book and I learned much from it.

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I’m thoroughly impressed

Revisado: 12-08-20

How juvenile this book is. I don’t know where she learned to use profanity. It sounds so forced. It just seems like she’s trying too hard and this is no new information. Waste of time, this is a trash, sell-out, money grabbing excuse for a book. Just go listen to meditations by Marcus Aurelius instead.

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Too close to home.

Revisado: 12-03-20

Jesus Christ this is scary... and recent. Not that 2020 was any better however. I like these short description audibles. Very general but informative.

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A depth and breadth unparalleled.

Revisado: 11-27-20

Richard Carrier kills the biblical narrative of the gospels via crucifixion. He has such a deep understanding of literature in antiquity and portrays it in terms you can follow. Pace yourself. I love that he narrates it himself.

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Good info, broken English

Revisado: 06-12-20

This book has a substantial amount of good information, but at times I found it hard to listen to. It's written in really broken english. i like the guy's voice, but at times he pronounces words wrong and burped a couple of times. They could have done better with editing and production. If this doesn't bother you however, it's a great book.

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