Alan Simpson

Sounds like somebody reading white papers aloud.

Revisado: 08-04-17

Would you try another book from Victor Finch and/or Aaron Spurlock?

This book comes across like so many self-published rush jobs, where the "author" cobbled together some white papers, blogs, and whatever. The somebody read them out loud into a microphone. Sadly, this is becoming the norm. I guess that's how it's gonna be in a world where everyone is an author, and everyone is a publisher.

Would you ever listen to anything by Victor Finch again?

Doubtful...seems I could get the same info just googling the subject.

Who would you have cast as narrator instead of Aaron Spurlock?

Don't know enough about narrators, but Aaron just read along like a kid reading out loud in class. Like he didn't know, and didn't care, about the subject matter.

You didn’t love this book... but did it have any redeeming qualities?

The information isn't bad. It's just not a professional-grade work like you'd get from the Great Courses or a real publisher. It's kind of like you gave them your money, not you get the bum's rush so the "author" can get to work on the next one.

Any additional comments?

I suspect that many of the positive reviews were purchased on Fiverr.com or someplace. The second downside to a world where everyone is a publisher.

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Wonderfully articulate, funny, and oh-so-true!

Revisado: 11-02-15

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This is a must-read book for anyone concerned with the current human condition, and/or future of the human species. Ecological irresponsibility, economic inequality, and all the other modern maladies that have us on a runaway locomotive going steeply downhill, brakeless, are addressed with accuracy and truth. I've listened to dozens of non-fiction books on Audible, and this is perhaps the best. Do not miss it!

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