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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.

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..

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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.

I was looking for a text that could explain Buddhism in easy terms. I think this book is it! I learned a lot from it even though I have been practicing Buddhism for a while. I actually received this as a gift and it’s become a treasure to me ?

I was amazed at the studies and information that came from this audio. Let’s all try to be friendlier!

this has so much info….its like taking 5 college courses….you need to re-read thus one probably 10 times and have notes…I mean that in a good way….this book will be useful to you in so many parts of your life!

The beginning and the end were interesting, the middle parts helped me fall asleep. Either way, it was a decent read.

Most insightful book I’ve read/listened to this far. a must read and or listen to. I’ll be coming back to register again. this book is Gold. Thank you Thich Nhat Hanh, and also Rene Ruiz for your great reading voice.

wonderfully narrated, up-to-date content including predictive brain neuroscience (Karl Friston) rooted in the centuries