Paul RT Johnson Jr

Honest logical interpretation of our society.

Revisado: 05-14-24

I liked the many examples of why we need to address societal inequalities by class and not race.
The soft bigotry of low expectations is: racism that enriches race baiters and assuages the shame of racists.

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The ability to use advice immediately

Revisado: 04-11-24

I’ve shared the five second rule with dozens who were searching for a way to move forward with their lives

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Riveting

Revisado: 07-22-23

I enjoyed the entire series of books. After book 5 I couldn’t wait to start Book 6. Jack Carr entertains with his enticing exciting writing.
This book was a fun read.
Thank you Jack. I need to write you a letter of praise

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Skip this

Revisado: 02-11-23

The plot was good! However, the too often dry mouth clomps or noise, from the narrator’s mouth, were annoying at times. I almost deleted the book part way

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Great achievement for USA

Revisado: 12-01-22

To hear the inside story on many accomplishments was a page turner. COVID’s Warp Speed vaccines and antiviral medicines saved lives. The Abraham Accords made millions of lives better.
An excellent read regardless of political party

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Data made easy

Revisado: 11-26-22

The book lays out an argument that seemed obvious to friends on both ends of the political spectrum. Our leaders failed us miserably. The lawsuits will undoubtedly continue with those lying or just wrong about lockdowns paying financially.
Why our leaders don’t stop with the lies told becomes more laughable.
Sadly, too many were ruined, hurt or died.

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Tale of two tales

Revisado: 03-07-22

Roger Moore’s story was mediocre. He was a better James Bond.
Roddy McDowall on the other hand was fantastic. I still enjoy Sidney Sheldon’s stories. I think I’ll buy another now.

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Good data

Revisado: 01-12-22

With all the debate on climate change it was enjoyable hearing some facts. The author supports man made climate change. However, he takes out the hysteria. I get tired of hearing “it’s settled science “ without any data or peer reviewed studies.

Good to have logic enter the discussion

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Good Nate story

Revisado: 11-21-21

It’s interesting that some stories are about being a “do gooder” but I’d rather there was more genuine cleaner work. The story must have been written before Covid mask wearing was documented in studies such as the Danish mask study or other WHO or CDC, or peer reviewed, mask wearing studies. The shaming was unnecessary and counter reality. Without that I might have enjoyed it more.
Regardless, I’ll read Brett Battles again.

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Great alternatives to non productive climate solutions

Revisado: 11-13-21

Great read. Helped to understand why climate solutions offered by many are not as good as more practical choices. He explains why we need to be curious about climate change. Author- most certainly- believes humans must work to make planet better before it gets too hot but…..

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