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The seas wasn't made for us to exploit.

Revisado: 12-02-24

Normalcy bias when it comes to our use of life in the seas is very scary. We have come to accept modern fisheries and the way they empty the ocean. This is the result of a 1000 years of looking at the sea as an eternal source marine protein. Well it isn't, and after listening to this book you will realize that, and learn how life underwater once was a should be.

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A must read/listen

Revisado: 10-31-23

If you want to know about the challenges that face our modern production of food, you have to listen to this book. It tells the story of how these weeds interact with our lives and modern agriculture.

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5 star story 3 star narration

Revisado: 08-15-23

What would you do if you lived in a world where the church and men decided how you should express your sexuality? This book is filled with the stories of over 100 women who had to deal with that question. Told in a engaging and funny way, this book made me smile and feel deep respect for the females who made the middle ages worth living.

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This book goes off like a bomb

Revisado: 07-28-23

There are so many shocking revelations in this book, that it feels like going through a wormhole. Once on the other side your knowledge of how the industry works will be greatly expanded. For me, the best listening experience of this year.

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A portrayal of our wonderful ocean

Revisado: 07-01-23

Blue Machine is a book that not only tells you about the ocean life, but also about the oceans energy. The driver of climate and weather. Here life and energy gets unified and explained how we can't have one without the other. I loved it.

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Listen, and eat whole foods

Revisado: 06-21-23

The idea that food has to be fast end easy to eat is made up by the fast-food industry. Ultra processed food is the result of industry making the largest amount of profits by selling the least amount of real food. This book exposes the truth on ultra processed food. Highly recommend!

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Very moving and thought provoking

Revisado: 05-14-22

One of the best books I've listened to about the subject of extinction. Full of personal reflections that really makes this one stand out of the ordinary.

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Just amazing

Revisado: 02-10-22

This book tells you much more about the state of the world than just being a book about the treeline. It tells you that the real world is nature. Our civilization is a concept that will end, the forest is not. Connect with the real world. Listen to the book and go out to the woods.

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The book that made me face the facts.

Revisado: 01-14-22

I love this book for showing the impossibility of a sustainable life on this earth as long as we are an industrial civilization. You can not turn this living world into materials and think it is fine. It's not. The last 40 years has been a nightmare for the other wild species that has seen an averge population loss of 50 percent. The next 40 years will take the rest if we don't change. This book confronts the lies that keeps this hostile civilization running. This book gives the right diagnosis to the problem.

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Personal and enlightening

Revisado: 12-05-21

Seth Kantner has written an epic and personal tale about caribou, hunting, the Alaskan wilderness and what impacts our modern society has on these matters.

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