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Unexpected ending. I think it raps up the saga pretty well and prepares the story for the next book. Interesting turn the main character took because he chooses not a good, but not evil path in life.

The story seems to be coming to a point where something big is revealed. There is still a lot of unanswered questions the protagonists is trying to understand. This book is getting increasingly harder to read because of all the incredibly detailed writing in it.

Still love the story and its characters. It's so cool how Frank Herbert can write so detailed in every single chapter. Every chapter is another question of morality or government.

I love Frank Herbert's Dune. It has a very intriguing story and includes lots of political philosophy. The Dune series has a depth to it like no other book series I've read so far. I can read this book for for hours at a time and I admire every piece of it. I feel like it's the perfect example of adding as much detail as possible, but still keeping and telling a perfectly linear story.

I started reading this book after I got tired of reading Groupthink. I've always been more intrigued by fictional books. It's a lot easier to read when there is a great story to be told. I love the Dune series so far, and I've already spent 3 hours on the book.

I've made I lot of progress in the book. It's starting to get a bit repetitive, though. I'd like to see more unique examples for the message the author is trying to prove. I think it's a very professional book and way of writing.

I'm more interested in the book the more I read. It brings to light social failures that are present in group decision making. It's enjoyable to read and talks about historical events.

Its very tough to read. I'm a bit discouraged because I don't fully understand what its trying to tell me. I think if I read more of it I will like it better. So, right now its slow, but I hope it will get better.

I think there are going to be some good plot-twists. It’s a bit of a mystery currently. I am still very interested by the story being told.

The first half of the book is intriguing. It's a bit of a mystery to piece together because there are many sides of the story to be told. I think that's what makes it so interesting. The many possibilities the story could turn toward.

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I'm on the final interview (chapter) of the book. Nigel Warburton is interviewing the philosopher A. C. Grayling about his thoughts on a super natural being or higher power. I find it interesting to see how people try and explain or credit the existence or non-existence of something that has never been seen or proven.

I am on the last interview (chapter) in the book. Nigel Warburton is interviewing the philosopher A. C. Grayling on his thoughts about the existence of a super natural being or higher power. I like it because I'm always interested when people try and explain their reasoning to credit or discredit the existence of something that has never actually been seen.