I ended up giving this book such a high star ratting because I found the writing humerus, and I found the ideas in the book making me think about other ideas.

That does not mean that I do not think that this book is without it's faults. It is not as cohesive as I would have preferred. The book starts off with a thesis of what it will deliver and ends with a . . .well I can't really deliver any of that

just wait for the AI apocalypse

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I found human nature to be a bit too simplified. The talk of the emotional brain versus the logical brain is a very simplified way of looking at human perception, and then he kept lumping it into mental health without actually making any links.

I like the way that the book made me think about things outside of the book, more than I liked the book itself. However, I also think that is a positive of the book. I do plan on going back and reading Manson's first book.