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Very good and unsettling stories so far.

Great book. James Cook was an interesting fella.

Also humans are so funny: we just want to kill and/or fuck everything.

I don't want this book to end; it is so creative and wild. I have flip-flopped so much between liking and disliking it, but in the end I think I love it; Barker is just such a good author; the ending is really making things click for me.

This book is really starting to make me rolls my eyes. There are so many moments where the big baddie is killable, but of course our characters always decide that No wait! Maybe we shouldn't kill him. Or maybe we should instead kill him in this other way that obviously won't work! It's ridiculous and it happens too much and this book is way too damn long for its own good even though Barker is a great writer.

This book is interesting so far and I'm engaged, however, all the reviews saying the book is scary and dripping with dread etc are just fucking lying. It's not even really a horror book, more so a mystery. Not at all what I wanted or expected but I'ma finish anyways

Quantum physics does not require human consciousness. Don't think I've ever read an accurate description of the double slip experiment from any author that's not a physicist. Sorry McCarthy

This book is genius. So many things that apply to the real world too, unlike many psychology books which you believe are making good points and science but which you don't realistically see yourself applying the knowledge within. This book has genuinely changed the way I see...everything. It's therapy without being a therapy book, teaching you how you can recontextualize experiences/perception/memories to heal minds