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A study in sophistic manipulation of men.

Revisado: 08-02-23

BAM is a great study in how to appeal to the male ego. The book is a long list of contradictions; to escape the longhouse you have in practice to become the longhouse. It is therefore both a appealing and unbarable read at the same time. One minute you warned of manipulated history, the next you are inspired by ancient conquests.
The narrator is a good choice for the subject, with a suitable voice for a third positionist manipulator.
Can't recommend the content though as it's appeal is for you to become the things you hate.

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Very thought provoking book!

Revisado: 10-15-19

It's rare that I find a book which really gives me completely new ideas about the world. This is definitely a book that makes you pounder your experience.

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Confidence building

Revisado: 08-12-17

This is a great book it gives great advice for life and builds up your confidence that you can do something remarkable!

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Thank you Audible!

Revisado: 01-01-17

While listening to Christmas stories this first new years day. I was planning for it to be mostly background noise while I worked little did I expect to be moved to tears and reminded of what a wonderfull tradition Christmas is.

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Interesting book about the brain with lots of tips

Revisado: 11-17-16

Learned alot and killing ANTs has been a great benefits to me! Contains a great number of situations and how to improve them.

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Utilitarianism is anti-moral apparently.

Revisado: 07-28-16

I bought this book for its cover, the subject of moral and tribes interest me. However I was pretty disappointed. The author argues that because humans arguably have an inconsistent moral biologic system. That there is no right and wrong. Whoever is the best at making excuses for themselves and postulating where the majority's happiness is best attained is right. Utilitarianism is not a moral system its just a way to feel bad about yourself because its impossible to ever be virtuous and everybody is a hypocrite. Oh and Joshua Green would like you to keep paying lots of taxes so he doesn't have to provide real value but can live on his government paycheck. Not recommended unless you just want excuses for yourself.

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A really interesting method

Revisado: 07-02-16

I have only started to implement the ideas this book contains but they seem to be very helpful!

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Most interesting

Revisado: 06-04-16

I really liked the book because of the overview it gave it Increased my understanding of the subject.

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Clear and concise summary of Michael Porter

Revisado: 04-18-16

Very pleased, gave me a better understanding of Porters models,their application and a nuanced understanding of competition.

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A book for women not so much for men.

Revisado: 02-04-16

What would have made The Man's Guide to Women better?

Instead of just focusing on explaining the woman which apparently can and can't be explained because sometimes alle women are the same and some times all women are completely different.

Would you ever listen to anything by the authors again?

Possibly.

What three words best describe Eric Michael Summerer’s performance?

He did a good job of sounding condescending to men

What reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?

Annoyance at being spoken down too most of the time. I found my self say yes, but stop talking to me like I am some sort of Neanderthal

Any additional comments?

This is a book for a self congratulating woman who like to be spoken of in the third person. I regret buying this book I got very little value out of it. The beginning was good I didn't mind what I thought was sarcasm, but as it continued on it got weary. After the way, way to short part about crazy women the book just went all in on women are wonderful no matter what. It did not make me understand women better. Rather it was a bucket list of behavior I should and should not do.

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