Couldn’t put it down, regular speed narration is slow but easily improved with increasing speed of narration
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informative
Review from The Heart of the Buddha’s Teaching →
Especially helpful to me. helps me understand so much regarding suffering and overcoming it . thank you ?
If reading this book does not make you angry…you have not read it. I consider myself well educated and informed. This book told me otherwise. I also have a criticism. Both authors are hair-on-fire liberals with obsequious submission to political correctness. They endlessly cite the same yawn-fest of liberal “facts” that are thinly disguised ideology…
long, but informative
Review from The New Tsar →
the reader is monotone and does nothing to bring you along the journey that is this book. However, it is an informative piece about a secretive man.
First off, I’m incredibly impressed with the author’s dedication to detail on all things fungi. This book goes over many broad topics related to mycology with a surprisingly technical, fined tooth comb: the science, the politics, the economies, the social aspects, and more. My only critique is that when it comes to the social aspects..
As a devout Mycology enthusiast, I’ve read the majority of mushroom books on this app, and many beyond that. Many of them are beautiful, describe interesting scientific data, and catalogue mycological subcultures. Of all of them, I’ve found this one the most inspiring. If you’re curious about the cultural moment that mushrooms are having, or..
Way too elementary
Review from Mine! →
This book is trying to be freakonomics with the hidden side of property law, but the examples are obvious. First couple chapters are boring. Return. Would be great for a child, but not an adult.
badass
Review from American Serial Killers →
awesome book was easy to read and I couldn’t wait to read more. The opinion and out look of this author is spot on. brilliant!
This book has offered some good insight on the meaning and application of copyright, thought-provoking discussion on the concept of ownership, and had done a good job of challenging conventional wisdom. The only downside is that the two authors hail from academia, so they are thoroughly entrenched in the liberal mindset. Not sure how aware..
Some interesting material
Review from Coders →
The book contains some interesting material, but wastes too much time on political correctness. Yes, talk about women who excel in coding, but don’t spend half of the book lamenting that the percentage of women coders doesn’t perfectly match that of the overall population.