Ended A libertarian walks into a bear by Matthew Hongoltz-Hetling
The book is written in humorous way, it is OK, but the author claims that whe will prove that the bear issue in Grafton is related with the libertarians and they fight against taxes. He does not prove nothing. I am ideologically...
Ended Genesis by Bernard Becket
Although it is a short book there are some tedious parts, they are not too much, but they are there. otherwise it would be 5 star book because the story is creative and original and it has a superb plot twist at the end. It has many clues that anticipate the...
Yeah OK. Renewable energy is not stable.
The disruption was caused because the electric system lost 15 GW in 5 seconds. What caused this? No wind suddenly?
Pedro Sanchez said that they are in concact with NATO.
You do not contact NATO if sombody has pushed wrong button.
I follow conspirancy theories just for fun, I don't belive them, in this case I have no a single evidence and I don't know how the power system works. I am pretty sure that it has...
Bilbao has been the first "big" city to recover. Some neighborhoods still are recovering.
We have been without power for about 2 hours. Nothing working except mobile phones. We had internet in mobile and the chance to speak with some friends who live some kilometers away, so I we were knowing...
Ended Jonathan Haidt's The anxious generation
Excellent. Should be read by any person involved in any kids education
Started A libertarian walks into a bear by Matthew Hongoltz-Hetling
DNF The zone of interest by Martin Amis
I understand that the point of the book is seeking to shock with direct ordinary language and vanalization of characters that pretend to ignore what's going on in a nazi concentration camp.
This game is not for me, does not shock me, bored me and...
It is not a clear concept as it's a melting-pot identity based in a range of social ideas that arose in Europe during Age of Enlightenment, such as liberty, natural law, progress, humand rights and all this kind of sutff
Ended The Dispossessed: An Ambiguous Utopia by Ursula K. Le Guin
Definetely I have a problem with Ursula K. Le Guin, I enjoy her readings, but never get hooked.
Starting The zone of interest by Martin Amis
Ended NEXUS: A Brief History of Information Networks from the Stone Age to AI by Yuval Noha Harari
There is no doubt that Harari knows how to propose clean and legit debates, which I always appreciate.
However, IMHO Nexus has been Harari's most disappointing book. There are pages and pages...
Ended A column of fire, by Ken Follet
IMHO best book of Kingsbridge series. Maybe too long, but really good book
Starting The Dispossessed: An Ambiguous Utopia by Ursula K. Le Guin
Ended Happycracy. How the Science of Happiness Controls our Lives by Edgar Cabanas & Eva Illouz
Cabanas & Illouz against Selingman and the positive psichology. Some interesting points in a book full of references to other authors that contribute to be a more boring book.
Started NEXUS: A Brief...
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