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First published in 2001, American Gods became an instant classic—an intellectual and artistic benchmark from the multiple-award-winning master of innovative …
'This is a story about sex and drugs and Music With Rocks In. Well… …one out of three ain’t bad.' …
You can learn a lot from the book, mostly that the data is inconclusive and most studies are flawed. The author has also a very good writing style, it shows that she is an experienced scientific writer.
Did not really understand why the book seems to assume women as the audience (but content still good for men as well). Some of the later parts were very US centric, so it was less interesting to me.
Parts of it had a tendency to be repetitive and could have maybe been a bit shorter, but full of interesting anecdotes and backed with very solid (meta) research.
And although it was written before the AI hype, it fits it very well.
'This is a story about sex and drugs and Music With Rocks In. Well… …one out of three ain’t bad.' …
Music scholar Ted Gioia presents a lively, accessible introduction to the art of listening to jazz. Covering everything from the …
‘What’s so hard about pulling a sword out of a stone? The real work’s already been done. You ought to …
