Some unique things but was hard to understand can't fully comprehend yet
Some unique things but was hard to understand can't fully comprehend yet
Definitely an interesting experiment, but it often lapses into that metaphor/logic loop It mostly seems to ask the reader to consider a probability method of thought, instead of pattern recognition, which is important for sure, but it's pitched by a guy who comes off as an armchair philosopher - which might be the point - but even the wording of the introduction kind of adds to that tone.
This audiobook is the most absurd thing I have heard in a long time. While not ment to be funny it's freaking hilarious.