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cuts through the usual glib sloganeering

Revisado: 05-28-21 El oyente recibió este título gratis

makes it clear on strictly logical grounds that religions have to be institutionalized. clearly distinguishes between religion, religious values, spirituality, etc. and puts to rest the new age meme about religion not needing any kind of anchoring in anything institutional. nice dispassionate analysis.

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clear and authoritative

Revisado: 05-28-20

clear, easy to understand, and thorough. without omitting relevant detail, it makes kant easy to understand

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never a dull moment

Revisado: 04-14-20

I like this author, and this was the only one of his that I hadn't yet read. the other reviews are appropriately positive--not a dull moment. what did leave something to be desired, however, was the absence of a well-defined protagonist. burton kaplan was kinda wheeled to that end, but he wasn't a big enough character in this drama to make it work. but the story is intrinsically interesting enough, and is also sufficiently wittily told, to make the purchase well-worth it (for mafia-buffs, anyway).

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useful self-induced NLP

Revisado: 04-10-20

helps people keep their entrepreneurial focus. much needed. more about mindset than tactics, but still much needed.

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gentle but informative to important subject

Revisado: 04-10-20 El oyente recibió este título gratis

good academic discussion of memory and cog sci generally, with useful practical tips as to how to improve the same. highly recommend

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confidence-boosters for confident men

Revisado: 04-10-20

much needed confidence-boosters for men who are self-confident but don't know it. a good addition to a good genre.

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absolutely spot on

Revisado: 04-10-20

still listening to it, the part about what a fraud reagan was, to be precise. and it's all totally accurate, if a bit softened for general consumption.

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devoid of useful information

Revisado: 03-11-20

reads like a mea culpa written by somebody on parole. not what i was looking for. i wanted to get the straight dope from kevin mitnick the hacker, not kevin mitnick the non-criminal parolee. plus, the material is irrelevant and dated. very disappointed. the narrator is good, though. the only reason i could listen to any of it.

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cuttingly acccurate

Revisado: 02-25-20

this book is not going to make the author very many friends, but only because it so spot on.

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relevant and pointed

Revisado: 02-23-20

some people are 'cullies of their own integrity', to quote philosopher David Hume, meaning that they abide by the rules when others flout them. and infj females seem to fall into this category--or so Laura Cone argues, in this characteristically fast-paced and provocative assault on conventional wisdom. Laura Cone wears a lot of different hats as an author, all of them valid, but she is at her best, in my opinion, when she is writing straight-up non-fiction, as she is doing here. no holds are barred, and the truth is served up raw and fast. love it!

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