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Comprehensive and useful

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Revisado: 01-10-25

Great content from leading experts. The information was to follow and well sourced. Useful to leaders and consultants

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Epic and profound

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Revisado: 09-14-23

Arguably the greatest novel ever. Changed my life. I have read it numerous times and get something new each time.

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Terrific insights into decision making

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Revisado: 03-09-21

Annie does a great job of including established research and personal insights into this book. It comes across as credible, easy to understand, and applicable to everyday life. Highly recommend!!

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Well worth reading but incomplete

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Revisado: 02-04-18

Sam Harris is a deep thinker and highly regarded scientist and atheist. His books are well thought out and relatively easy to understand.
I read it twice and enjoyed it very much.
I do have a couple of issues with his logic and premises. First, his explanation of why he thinks there’s no such thing as free will is convoluted and full of contradictions. For example he recently debated Ben Shapiro on his podcast and afterwards was asked by an audience member what she should teach her teenage son about morality, given he is not responsible for his behavior (given there no free will). Sam basically said the mother should lie to him and tell him that he is responsible for his behavior, which directly contradicts his proposals in this book.
Second, his metric of human happiness is based on “well being”, which is reasonable. However he then goes on to say that we should all pursue happiness as defined by the happiness of, and contributions to, others (altruism). So think about what made America great: individualism. We fought numerous wars in the 20th century to defeat various forms of collectivism (fascism, Nazism, communism, etc). How can he look at the history of the world and the more recent successes and prosperity of America and advocate for a “return” to collectivism?
Many other valid points are made and I appreciate his insights.
Overall it is a thought-provoking book and worth your time.

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Terrific insights

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Revisado: 06-30-17

Great recap of the chronological and philosophical evolution of economics through the last 250 years. The author clearly favors the Adam Smith model but he does give an honest appraisal of the Marx and Keynes models as well, with plenty of research and insights to support his positions.
Highly recommended!!!

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