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overall great read

Revisado: 10-13-24

this is like chapter one of the the history of american spy craft.. chapter 2 would be the devils chessboard, which picks up where this leaves off offering a great history of the CIA.

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extremely informative, just ignore religious aspects

Revisado: 10-06-24

this is a great source of info and references material regarding the historic working of industrial banking and global governance behind the scenes.. its author is a staunch believer in bibliture, and I am able to separate that rhetoric from the secular info, and its not that hard to do.. he's only preachy in the 1st and last chapters. everything in between is solid info.

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this book will make you nauseous but after reading it you wont wanna medicate.

Revisado: 06-11-24

its a great picture of the complex (and largely dysfunctional) relationship between industrial pharma, regulatory body and the public.

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Another unknown hero finally recognized

Revisado: 02-19-24

Not to minimalize names like Einstein or Newton or hawking, but there are so many GREAT people in science and history that never get known in the household way that the afore mentioned do, who deserve as much or in some cases even MORE recognition than the afore mentioned. This is one of them. Everyone should already know this man's name.

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Essential to rush fans, worth-while and interesting regardless, even if you're NOT a fan.

Revisado: 02-18-24

Loved the history of packed with a ton of highs and lows. very open, candid and interesting throughout. loved it.

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in short: holy $#!t!!!! never taking generic again

Revisado: 02-11-24

everything. GREAT book. informative, well read, and engaging. and also a scary as hell, and not even just concerning generics. the whole pharmaceutical industry is just the modern day snake oil barker.

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HEROIC

Revisado: 02-05-24

black books and father ted were 2, if not THE 2 of my favorite sitcoms. a week ago, I was watching again probably for the 50th time a father ted episode and saw in the credits at the end "written by Graham Linehan" and some other fella.. I didn't know thing one about either of these guys, not even their names. didn't care. but for some reason, I FINALLY thought "I wonder if these guys ever did anything else".
1st surprise: Linehan also wrote for black books. was surprised because that was my 2nd favorite to father ted , but unsurprised because one that fact was known to me i immediately recognized the style sense of humor.
surprise 2: There WAS more. discovered, watched all of, and loved The I.T. crowd.
Surprise 3: discovered how badly a bunch of trans-terroists destroyed his life. Eventually this social delusion is going to taper off into the background and this guy will stand vindicated in his activision, and I hope sooner rather than later. I loath the whole cancel culture cancer. This is a great read.

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EXCELLENT

Revisado: 11-02-22

This book is a great example of quantum duality: it explains everything about quantum physics yet never collapses into a final conclusion. (other than to say the fact of the matter: jury is still out)
Really is a great book though, walking you through the history of quantum physics and does a wonderful job at explaining many of the different interpretations. EXCELLENT read. one of the very very few I gave a full 5 stars to, and WILL be rereading it.

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This is another mis-named book

Revisado: 12-15-21

I am not a Christian but I like to study religious ideas, and though I'm not a Christian, I find that in almost every respect regarding society and government, I lean thier way more than I do secular progressive types, at least where in the structure of thier beliefs are concerned. I assumed by the title that this was going to be some sort of revisionist history about the west, and it turned out to be a lecture on why God, and why not NO God when considering every aspect of human interaction. not a Christian, as I said, but though this WAS a long advertisement for God, I still thought it interesting and had points worth considering, god aside.

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EVERYONE should read this book. EVERYONE.

Revisado: 08-22-21

It doesn't matter who you are, what side your on what you identify as, who you work for or what political party you're in. EVERYONE should read this book. It should be taught in school. Extremely well thought out, well written, and with great narration to boot. This was an easy read and you'll walk away with a lot to think about.

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