Drifter1911

Excellent Thought Experiment - With politics.

Revisado: 04-22-25

Interesting hypothesis and presentation of evidence. Unfortunately, it’s diluted by “girl power,” identity politics, and fawning for Kamala Harris. That clouds the otherwise engaging material and presentation.

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Interesting, with a smattering of leftism.

Revisado: 03-13-25

I’ve always known the mental health system was broken and this explains there functional “how.” His viewpoints and recommendations are state-centric from a leftist perspective.

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A single mother’s autobiography

Revisado: 09-17-23

This book was 10% about the patients and 90% about the author. The majority of this book is about the author’s struggle with being a single mom with an eating disorder. Overall, great performance, but seriously lacking substance.

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Overall Useful Advice

Revisado: 09-10-23

Some very good nuggets of info broken down into easy to remember phrases. On par with other similar books. The inter-chapter music is distracting and much louder than the spoken words.

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Misguided attempt to expand on Warren Ferrell

Revisado: 06-01-23

There’s nothing interesting or novel about this take. The author rehashes the points better expressed by Warren Ferrell in “The Boy Crisis.”

As a self-described “policy wonk,” the author wishes to socially experiment with men’s outcomes by spending billions of dollars and tinkering with policy levers. Chapters are wasted on the author’s social engineering fantasies.

There’s no discussion of the collapse of culture or the possibility that men are making rational choices by abstaining from schools, professions, and groups that castigate or villainize them.

There’s also a heavy emphasis on class, race, and group identity. It’s superfluous and an unnecessary distraction.

Overall, despite the presentation of accurate information, this is an underwhelming attempt to address cultural rot with political fiddling.

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Very interesting. Also very woke.

Revisado: 02-25-23

Great points and a discussion worth having. There’s a lot of liberalism and SJW nonsense sprinkled in throughout that diminishes the impact of the material.

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Interesting, but misses the point.

Revisado: 08-30-22

The last two years has shown us why we should doubt the authenticity of medical experts and why we should challenge the medical narrative. The author presents fascinating studies, but as an an Atheist, he misses the importance of spirituality. He instead offers a collectivist narrative.

Hard to set aside his collectivism, political jabs, and identity politics. So many excellent points ruined by economic and spiritual illiteracy.

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Fantastically written. Excellent performance.

Revisado: 07-28-21

The story itself is gripping and exceptionally well-written. That said, the book stalls in the middle and the ending leaves a lot to be desired. There's no finality or resolution. The end is underwhelming, but the book is well worth the read.

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Mixed Bag

Revisado: 02-05-21

Wavetop analysis mixed with Trump Derangement Syndrome. There are some solid points, but nothing is really covered in depth. The author also peddles the Russian Election Interference hoax.

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Wave top analysis and negative approach wears thin

Revisado: 01-09-19

The negative method gets old. Would have been better if the topics were negative but the analysis was in the affirmative.

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