Patrick Hargitt

Expected More insights about Love and Autism

Revisado: 06-03-24

I did not realize the book would be only stories of neurodivergent couples. I expected more analysis and insight and also additional information to support couples. The stories were interesting and I could partially relate to one. Its hard to find the right selection of couples for the stories, which in the end will never satisfy all. Being in a relationship for 23 years, I was hoping to see more longer term relatationships.

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unexpected gem still very applicable

Revisado: 07-17-22

I felt that this was really in line with my beliefs and I noticed in many places that this is still not the way the world works. there are many parts of this book that expresses how we should keep looking to the roots. There are of course things which are out of date but you must take it with a grain of salt because you just replace what you hear with something else and you see how relevant it is today.

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Great Overview Of the Legal Implications of Owning

Revisado: 07-08-22

very much enjoyed the listen. would be great if the scope was more international and not mostly focused on examples from the USA. How are these concepts common globally?

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transition to something even more

Revisado: 04-05-22

this book is a transition to a larger piece of work which should include the effects of mob into the close contact theory. our author has touched and made a bridge to the next best theory of human workings and social interactions. I highly recommend this book it is there at the top together with human theory books such as sapiens life 3.0 and others

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overall good

Revisado: 11-23-18

provided the lots of insight into where we are today with ai not only in China but also globally and where the progress is most likely to continue. covered a lot of other topics regarding the ethics and philosophy of AI and how it will fit into the world order in the future

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solid factual coverage of the possibilities of AI

Revisado: 06-03-18

Was a great follow up read after Homo Deus. Reviewed in a more detail how technology can become.part if our evolution.

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collection which seem to be thrown together

Revisado: 03-21-18

At times I marveled at what I was hearing. At other times I wondered why I was wasting my time hearing it. Overall this is a collection of stories strewn together with a lack of glue and overall point to be summarized. It felt like Dawkings was flaunting his greatness while throwing together stories instead of writing what could be a very good book. The lack of conclusion which would pull everything together was very fraustrating, especially when this was replaced by a eulogy of two of his family members!

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good message. way too wordy and repetitive

Revisado: 06-04-15

contains a good message and was worth the read. way too repetitive though, feeling like the writer is trying to convince you with their words rather than facts and data.

contains references to.studies but does not go into the details of them. many single person examples instead of stats to try and prove a point.

overall I wish there was more depth and reliance on studies and data.

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