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Good illustrations and citations of other authors whose books would be Interesting to me. I've added at least 3 books from the 60,70,80 time period to my cart because of tonights reading. Barbara Tuchman stands out in particular

Tarl isareally good writer an if you acovely read and annotate his books they're surpisingly dense with infomation. though im notsure i its my misconception of what the occult is or if its the presentation ofthis book as occult but thisall seem like sensible stuff. its like an apolitical "The parasitic mind" by Gad Saad

this book isnt as captivatikng as the one from hijs driver, so far, but it does offer a better look into who hitler was as a person due to the authors constant exposure to him. even at 34% completion ots worth a purchase

interesting so far!!

about to settle in fr another good reading of this book. so far its pretty good, using anecdotes to explain diffefrent ikdea pathogens but i havent gotten to any proposed solutions yet.

Just hit my kindle and I am EXCEEDINGLY excited to read this book. Probably more so than I was when Cynical Theories hit my kindle. I will be binge reading this Friday night but gonna treat myself to a chapter or two tonight in bed.

I like the book but I'm annoyed with Mr.Blacks POlitical insertions. A perfect but not radical leftist, I'm not sure what bombing on trump has to do with anything.

This is going to be an interesting read. While I feel like Black might be perhaps niave or misguided about contemporary issues, His progressive take on manhood is, I think, a necessary step forward in manhood and it's redefinition. I don't appreciate the woke-ness interspersed between paragraphs, but I've already noted I should be reading this book as an observer of a dialog rather than a participant in it.

I love this book so hard. It's what I'm currently escaping into and something about TDR's personage is...alluring. I 100% escape into this book and am glad each volume is 900ish pages. there's something about the quality of this book I've not experience before.

holy crap. this book iks sok eye opening. not in a fringe conspiracy kinda way but it like...fleshes out olr enhances ones uhnderstand of the issue "diversity" .

also anyone else think its weord.60 years after the civil rights period were having the EXACT
SAME.ISSUES?

This book is ACTUALLY eye opening. It's so strange to read someone talking about race and their life experience as a black person without sensationalism, an agenda, and all the other crap you might find in a book like White Fragility. I'm looking forward to finishing this.

Deeply detailed read, you can literally escape into TDRs life. I really like it

Damn, This book is powerful. It's wild to hear about hitler the person and to know that he was decent to those around him. He did evil shit but apparently took care of his people unlike other dictators of the time. It also illuminated the handling of his cremation which is something that low key fascinated me since I was a kid- the mysteries of ww2. this is 1/3 memoirs and I recommend them all.