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So far this is a one star book. It reads like the first book of a very young author with some promise, a book they'd look back on with embarrassment even though it's a necessary step.

Halfway through. Started as an introduction to philosophy of science, then became a quantum physics popular science book, now it's aggressively advertising the Many worlds interpretation of quantum physics. I can only assume there are more plot twists to follow..

This is what I expected the Prince of Persia book to be like. Immensely enjoying this so far.

Masterful storytelling, perky and original. Perfect light reading material.
I feel that reading the book before watching the film would've been a more rewarding experience, as the film is basically the book minus the more boring parts.

Unorganized, feels slanted towards the Chinese system of government, but challenging to some of my longest held beliefs.

So far, pure usefulness and awesomeness.

So far, feels like it's writing by academia, for academia. i.e obfuscated writing on purpose.

I bought the book knowing that its presentation style is unorthodox. I'm glad for the warning, as I am free to enjoy it now. If it came by surprise I probably wouldn't have been appreciative.

Not quite concrete for my taste but does contain useful insights.

I'm very enjoying learning with this book so far. Feels like a good choice.

Not very well organized. It's very hard to come out of the book with concrete, structured information.

So far, an amazing read.

So far, very interesting and witty.

If the books was the first work of a teenager I'd say the kid's got potential, but I'd still be irritated with the juvenile writing, vision and characters.

Early draft. Lots of errors and inconsistencies, but so far the best book about the inner workings of Javascript I've read.

So far the book is a weird combination between the author's insistence on weak anecdotal evidence combined with extremely thought provoking perspective.