imstephtacular's review

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challenging funny hopeful informative inspiring reflective medium-paced

4.5

This book is a banger! I am definitely the intended audience as a chronically online white female millennial existential overthinker with an English degree so bear that in mind when picking it up 

I was riveted by every section (the Taylor swift chapter particularly kicked me right in the gut) and I kept rereading quotes aloud to my coworkers, my husband, anyone who would listen because I was learning so much, things were making sense, and I was overwhelmed by the day to day machinations that actually gave scientific names ascribed to them 

Parts of this felt too cerebral and the language over my head so I simply allowed those to wash over me while I still retained the general ideas

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funny informative reflective medium-paced

3.5


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thelizardqueen's review

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This writer, although sometimes entertaining, has bought her own kool-aid. She complains about conspiracy theories while offering up conspiracy theories in an attempt to disprove them. She believes anything that is leftist no matter how improbable or unsubstantiated, but questions anything remotely resembling personal responsibility or economic freedom. She doesn't acknowledge how Communist programs kill initiative and create generations of dependent, weak and vulnerable people. Unfortunately, this and her podcast are both tragic experiments in self-delusion and selective thinking. She has not been able to turn her microscope of analysis on her own beliefs. Damn shame.

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