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January 28, 2010
If Dawkins wrote stereo instructions, I’d buy the stereo just to read the instructions. When a man of such superior intellect and dry wit writes a book, it is your duty to read it. This book is all about demonstrating that evolution is a fact to all those creationists and history deniers who continue to distort history, science and common sense to promote their agenda. And of course it’s loaded with nerdy goodness about nature, biology and DUH! Evolution. If I weren’t such a hardcore atheist I would elect Dawkins to become God.
August 19, 2009
DAVE added Catching Fire to his library.
August 14, 2009
DAVE added Metallica and Philosophy to his library.
DAVE added House and Philosophy to his library.
DAVE added And Then There's This to his library.
DAVE added Counterknowledge to his library.
July 31, 2009
DAVE added Ad Nauseam to his library.
July 27, 2009
Though I really enjoy his first two books they were very much like listening to elevator music as a writing style. The content was great, the delivery – to me anyway – was a bit dull and it would take me longer than usual to read his books. With Outliers it was like listening to Progressive Rock, each chapter keeps escalating dramatically to his point and it unravels with intensity. As much intensity as this type of book can have. More interestingly it blows the cover story of success and shows you that there’s no such thing as a self-made man, that everything takes practice, even prodigy, that your heritage and birth date can have more influence on your future than you could have possibly conceived. Gladwell’s best work yet and a must read.


