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If you know who he is, you'll enjoy. If you don't know him, you'll learn more than you thought, from a book.

Reviewed: 08-12-20

Jordon B. Peterson is a rather intelligent man that shares his wealth of knowledge with all those willing to listen.
This book could be something which someone listens to for fun, but it would be best to take notes.

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Just a book about real life..

Reviewed: 07-08-20

This book is a real life story of Neil Peart's experience traveling in West Africa.
There's nothing too shocking in the story, but certainly serves to replace the trip in your life.
I'm personally a Neil Peart, and Rush fan, so I surely enjoyed it a bit more than the non-Rush fan.

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A powerful book that will educate you and scare you.

Reviewed: 01-09-20

The federal reserve banking cartel is set to destroy America, and all individual freedoms. The only thing that can save either is your education and action.
This is not a fiction book, although it may seem as if it is (the title & content)- I truly wish it was simply a scary fiction book.
The power of understanding the money system lasts a lifetime, so listening to this book is a strong investment in your education.

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The highlights of the Roman Empire.

Reviewed: 11-09-19

For anyone wanting to learn the history of the Roman Empire. Broken into several sections, and those sections overlapping- this seems to be a collection of several different people.
If you enjoy learning history you'll enjoy this audio book.
#Cicero #Cesar #Anthony #Brutus

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Short and somewhat sweet

Reviewed: 10-11-19

It's a ten minute audio book, so as would be expected there's no mastery of the subject matter to be found inside. It is mostly about how to have manors while playing the game.
Being as Ben wrote it, the writings do have important meanings in more than the simple the context of the game.
More-less, the theme of this book is "make friends with who you play with."

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Very general in its material and recycling others’ PUA material..

Reviewed: 07-19-18

From studying PUA, psychology and social dynamics for about 6-7 years myself, it’s rather obvious that the author has recycled PUA’s understanding in this book. I’m sure both the AFC and game savvy male could gain something from this book/knowledge, yet all the material is somewhat trivial in comparison to the bigger picture. The book gives advice from all around the board yet fails to give a mastery of the subject matter. I’d advise those interested in the subject matter to study the pioneers of PUA (Mystery, Gambler, etc.), due to getting more firsthand knowledge/understanding of the playing field. It would seem this author studied them yet didn’t take their advice to dig a bit deeper into psychology and sociological behaviors.
At the heart of any artistry (PUA = Pick Up Artist) is a mastery of their subject matter and this book isn’t written by a true artist. It’s recycled material without a deep understanding of what is being regurgitated.
In this book the author speaks of a PUA that stated that he felt like he was giving boys dynamite to play with and that trend continues with this book.
If someone wants a deeper understanding of the psychological makeup of a female, they should pick up the book/e-book/audio-book “Everything Out Of Her Mouth Is a Test” by author Frank B. Kermit. Kermit’s has follow up martial for the questions that come after one understands female’s emotional needs. Inevitably after a male can sleep with about any female he wants, he must decide want he wants/desires in a female, which leads to finding out a Man’s Emotional Needs. Then, he must logically rank the females that he’s with (because you’ll find that a life of bouncing around from woman to woman lacks stability which is needed to grow in other areas of life <- more to life than busting a nut).
I’m not saying that his audio book has merit, I’m simply saying it does not give the listener a clear understanding of the subject matter. This audio book is like overhearing your uncle that has spent considerable amount of time researching PUAs on the Internet and has used their “tricks” to gets laid enough for you to believe he knows what he’s talking about. It fails on its theory of truly understanding females yet pushes the light understanding of “getting laid.” Again, if you want to master your sexual relationships- research Frank B. Kermit and his book “Everything Out of Her Mouth is A Test.” <- after understanding the principles within that book, you can see why I’m not impressed with this audio book.

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Stroking the feminist’s clit..

Reviewed: 05-22-18

This book is all about feminism. Actually, maybe it’s not, I couldn’t make it past the first handful of chapters. I did get a laugh when the author said her generation made it easier for women to have a choice, then went on to say women weren’t making the right choice (to raise a family, instead of her masculinity choice for women).
This should’ve came with a disclaimer saying it was a feminist’s stupid book. Archaic thinking goes on in this pile of horseshit that they call a book. Don’t even think about listening to this unless you’re a female that wants someone to tell you that you should act like a male.

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A logical fallacy workbook.. disguised as logic.

Reviewed: 01-11-18

He hits the nail on the head, at the end.. Don’t believe everything he has said. Once he describes “logical fallacies” (which he misses a few popular/important ones), then you should be able to mentally call him out on several that he uses. This seems a bit deceptive, to me. To think someone speaks about logic & logical fallacies, then goes on (as an authority) to commit logical fallacies.
Examples:
“Vaccines don’t cause autism.” Fallacy = limited choice, hasty Generalization (the ingredients added to the vaccines are in question not the question of the biological vaccine process of immunity)
Author heavily relies on the appeal to authority through out his lectures.. But most ironic claim of “science that is offered (to myself) is when he speaks on “conspiracy theories”. In which he states that, ‘in studies people will believe that there is a conspiracy against them when the ones conducting the study takes power/control away from them. This shows a correlation between people not having control/power & people who believe in conspiracy theories.’ <- he doesn’t address that the researchers were not only conspiring against those being studied but did implement the secret plan/conspiracy (secret to the people being studied). So the being being studied seem to feel that they were be conspired against with they were.
In short, this is the same “repeat after me”, “everything is fine in society & you’re dumb if you believe anything that has not been approved by authority (of the government & big corporations).”
There’s interesting stuff in the lectures, but in several cases he blatantly disregarded logic & logical fallacies in the name of acting as an authority of logic & logical fallacies.
Again worth a listen, if you use it as a type of workbook/exercise in labeling the teacher’s use of logical fallacies, disguised as solid logic.

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I liked it.

Reviewed: 07-07-17

Seems highly logical & obviously lawyers a better game plan than most. Personally, I would have liked it to have involved a little more court room procedure, over being so much about Day to day life/interactions, but I enjoy law procedures (I'm a bit of a weirdo).
Good book & certainly many people could benefit from it, I can recommend it with good faith.

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