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Started san Fran. First impression is timely read and sure starts with great insights about Iran and its impact on the world.

Bob Stellick recommended.
First few chapters …. Nuances of different cultures unfolding events far different than what the actors realize could happen is mind boggling.

And how little I know about other ventures and history in general.

Assuming recitations are factual, remarkable how facts older than average age of population tend to be diluted substantially. i.e. harassment and incarceration of those against ww1

Starting slow

Kind of textbookish
Feels like the Nasser is no social media before 18. I can do that.

Unsurprisingly building the railroad was full of hardship, deceit, greed, incompetence and government bureaucratic self service.

Very good insights on utopian thinking and actions.

It’s challenging if you don’t have a a science background imo and at the same time rich in lessons, learning and story

gift from cath …. suspect

interesting start …. feels like it’s revolving into wordy views versus educated facts …

Sounds like common sense with little appreciation for the necessary differences between the sexes that have driven civilization to a better place…. we’ll see

Smil is always useful and now understandable😉 Even reading the introduction is useful. It’s a complicated world and most of us have strong opinions without understanding any of it.

Fascinating experiences from JFK to ….
Very strategic and thorough in his thinking.

imo this is an excellent history of a common brutal complicated disease. The essence i took from this book is as much well intentioned research and impressively smart people there are trying to solve this disease, in many cases the decision is up to you on what approach to take to solve.

impactful
hard to action.

Written like one outstanding lyric. Impressively explained his life, wins and losses.

Read it. Appreciate those who have come before you.

This is an account of a key piece of Canadain history. Denny writes in a unique understated style that of yet, am I able to find an equal.

Read it. Appreciate those who have come before you.

We either forget or never knew the strength, perseverance and hardship settlers and lawmakers endured in opening up the country

Detailed and insightful so much so it sounds like a description of today