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This book has moved to storage for now because of my moving. But man am I relieved to have a break from this book. It's awesome but very heavy with information like a textbook. The content needs to be broken down into a school curriculum format so I can actually absorb it better, otherwise I fall asleep or take frequent breaks to reflect.

Inspiring but repetitive. Waiting to get more important info.

It’s very cozy and homey. I like the environment.

The way this author explains everything with his opinions is annoying.

Starting to find a lot of flaws in the arguments in the “Utopia” section. Utopia is a controversial concept and I always have thought utopia=distopia, therefore what he’s calling “solutions” seem more like new problems to me.

Idk if this is what they actually learn in art history cuz I haven’t taken an art history class. It’s cool, I guess? I’m not so satisfied but this is the first art history book that I’m reading sooooooo I’m giving it a chance.

I’m still processing a similar piece of text that I read 2 years ago. I know this will take a while as well. I’m fascinated by every page of this book. It opens new topics for discussion, things to ponder on. Still waiting on the print version so I could put in sticky notes, color code, and have something tangible to reference too. Can’t wait to read the rest in the series!

Very interesting!

I've been reading this on Audible but I'm ordering the paper version because it's so much that I need to be able to bookmark it and look back.

WTF mindblown. This is wrapping up all the esoteric pieces and CIA documents I’ve been reading about. It’s like I was meant to read this right now. Staying skeptical of course but learning a LOT in general.

"Ignorance has a way of making even the beautiful seem ugly"
"All warfare is based on deception. To subdue the enemy w/o fighting is the acme of war."
Love it so far.

I love it so far!!