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Jordan's book starts a little slow with fundamentals and economic principles until it actually moves to the topic the title suggests. His approach and argument is largely based on the the theory that the markets will eventually regulate environmentalism. I would put the argument he makes on the right side of the political spectrum, though lefties would be well advised to read it. Arguments are sound.

Wondering if you should pick a familiar food at our favorite restaurant or try something new? Alex Hutchinson explores how we think about facing these options. In a series of stories Alex describes how we tackle these dilemmas. The book easy to read and deeply rooted in science. As entertaining as Malcom Gladwell just build on more solid research. Fun and Informative to read!

David Christian's books are always illuminating, here on how living things shape the future and what it may behold. Of course he will be wrong, like all futurists, but still an interesting read for all of us.

Greed is NOT good! Gordon Gecko was wrong and so were the executives at Boing and their infiltrators at the FAA. This will happen again, because our so called oversight institutions are organized by a bunch of bribed regulators based on unprecedentet campaign spending in which a few hundred lives don't matter much, as they are not American, European, British or from any country where lives really count.

Sobering!

Not sure why I keep reading this. It seems to me that this woman has been struck with the worst teenagers have to offer.

Not sure if I finish this one, I do not like the tone of the book

This is a tough read, never had a book which made me fall asleep faster. It is extremely difficult written and describes more societal changes than the conquest of the potatoe.

Off beat stories in an episode book. Did not like it..

Everything the average Excel user needs to know to fool their bosses in a very brief and funny book. A little dated perhaps, but timeless nonetheless.

Everything the average Excel user needs to know to fool their bosses in a very brief and funny book. A little dated perhaps, but timeless nonetheless.

Excellent quick read, nothing in common with the movie by the same name.