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I wanted to take this seriously but the author is making it hard to do so

yea this amps up my fear of having kids

I HATE IT TOO
In all seriousness are we a soccer society or are we a basketball society

Tough to be a brother

“Tolerance against empathy” is a surprisingly poignant phrase. The pages on medical experiments on Black people were very hard to read.

the analogies could be shorter, we get the point…

When the team I hate has the better looking ballpark 🙂

Here i go again starting a new book instead of finishing the other ones

Reread #1

Chapter on her mother is so powerful it should be at the frontline. Readers beware you might sob.

Reread #1

note to self economists write very long sentences that make zero sense unless you stare at them for an obnoxious amount of time

Bought this at the “Penn author sale” and had high hopes but BROOO what is this. Borderline historical FICTION. I thought we would get real journalism going on here but alas it’s like when you have a crush and you become delulu and want to make connections that aren’t really there…

the longer i spend on this book the more i am in awe of the research and work that went into this. wow

me vs this book which is denser

Not him saying men doing dishes is a sacrifice noooooo

I forgot academics use compound-complex sentences like it’s normal. I thought it was gonna be a casual history read but soft! alas I am wrong again

To listen about Albany drama while driving through Albany? Top tier experience.

Ooooo this would make a great tv show. Or a Smith v Moses kind of Burr v Hamilton?! I love when good reporters write good books yesssssurrr

Not me reading with 20 pie charts on my report right now…

I’d like to believe most parents are trying their best with what they have. I also want to believe that bc we are human beings, there’s no perfect family. The beginning of the book feels very finger-pointing-y and gives me the impression that “there’s a perfect family out there if only your parents tried hard enough”. The chapters about externalizers vs internalizers are informative and practical.

the chapter about democracy is so western-centric it’s funny

boring…should have read the synopsis but i aint no quitter