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has some great ideas but wrote in an egoism way that make it too much to continue listening to it

In “The Disordered Mind”, Dr. Kandel offers an explanation of what is known about the physiology of the human brain. What is thinking? How does the brain work? What is consciousness? What causes brain dysfunction? What is mental illness? How can mental illness be diagnosed and treated? Kandel notes the progress that has been made..

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No, I mean sleeper. I listened to this book every day early in the morning doing my daily workout. The stories were boring, the narrators voice was methodical, without raising any emotional interest. A seemingly whining narrative, if you like that sort you f thing. A sleeper, literally.

Pretty good story honestly. It wasn’t my favorite of the series but still really good. I see that now things are connected in many ways which makes me ready for another story about Jason’s crew.

amazing…… just amazing. just like all the books in this series. very well written. unlike this review.

I really enjoy all the AO books. I wouldn’t say it’s the best writing in the whole world, they are all kinda just surface level cinematic fun, but that’s all that I ask of them. They deliver. I like the idea of journeying with different characters in the same universe. I’ll definitely jump onto book..

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Obscure and scattered with too many scurrilous personal insults due to misinformation or poorly understood information. I particularly objected to the discussion of Richard Dawkins work. The author seems to base his opinion on Dawkins”s athism and ignores his considerably contribution to evolutionary thought.

Loved the story, but the man reading it sounded very mechanical almost computer-like. At several points in the story, I really honestly didn’t think it was a human. Still worth a listen!

I am a fan of this author. However, I found this book a bit dumb regarding, shall I say, baby issues that came later in the book. I do not like the speaker of this book at all.

Starts out strong, with a firm scientific foundation and presents several thought-provoking theories, historical disputes and various apocrypha. At times, it made me wish I was considerably more physics savvy, as I felt some of the stories could lead the right kind of listener into just the right kind of inspiration to turn the field..

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