Darby O'Hara

One of the best books I’ve read

Revisado: 10-01-21

This book is OUTSTANDING! The painstaking research into first hand accounts from both British and French sources really helps to analyze and understand Braddock’s defeat in a new light.
The authors writing style is very descriptive and paints and vivid picture of the realities of the conflict in such a way that would rival the most seasoned storyteller. The chapter on the actual battle was so vivid I could close my eyes and picture it as described.
For anyone interested in military history particularly the French and Indian War or military logistics this is a MUST read!
I hope the author is working on his next book!

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Definitely worth the read (listen) to any man

Revisado: 09-02-21

While the voice is somewhat reminiscent of the Siri automaton computer generated voice, the content of the book and value of knowledge is well conveyed.
Lots of statistics and data to backup the authors findings and they are remarkably accurate even some 10 years later.
Any young man should read this book prior to considering marriage/kids. Women might also benefit from this as they could get a flavor for what men are experiencing and why they act the way they do.
The book could have gone even more in depth and been twice the length with perhaps some more detailed legal strategies or actionable moves men can make should they choose to get married or involved with women and the associated risks

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Intriguing analysis on the millennial social trend

Revisado: 04-08-21

Lots of good info and detail explaining the cause of and impacts of the generational changes over the past 75 or so years and how individuals in their respective group have impacted society. Suffice to say, baby boomers fucked everything up BAD, refuse to admit it, have no solution to it, then raised a whole generation of kids (millennials) who are reaching adulthood now and show all the negative impacts the ineffective parenting techniques baby boomers employed. We are fucked.

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Give me more!

Revisado: 03-03-21

I was expecting a longer, more in-depth dive into some of these topics or at least a more extensive coverage of topics. That being said, the data is quite interesting and thought provoking. I would recommend

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Good info but not as a deep dive

Revisado: 02-24-21

Book is short, only a couple hours. Lots of good info and stats that lead into the analysis but I was expecting it to have more in depth dive into the major data points given the authors other books. The charts alluded to at the end are not available yet on the website.

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Informative and entertain

Revisado: 12-11-20

Been a fan of Gad Saad for years and he’s a very sharp intellectual mind in this time of ivory tower idiots. The book is very reasoned comparative approach to rational thought. My only critique would be I would have preferred if the author read it.

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