Results 111-120 of 150 LibraryThing ReviewUser Review - Mary_Overton - LibraryThingAn aspiring novelist must be a stubborn, irrational, plodding fool. A successful novelist is a lucky, stubborn, irrational, plodding fool. This book explains why most novels are never completed or, if ... Read full review LibraryThing ReviewUser Review - maryoverton - LibraryThingAn aspiring novelist must be a stubborn, irrational, plodding fool. A successful novelist is a lucky, stubborn, irrational, plodding fool. This book explains why most novels are never completed or, if ... Read full review Review: Thinking, Fast and SlowUser Review - Sbeiti - GoodreadsI enjoyed reading this book, given that i am interested in the topic. However, i saw significant similarities with the work of the german philosopher hegel. Hegel, in his book " the phenomenology of ... Read full review LibraryThing ReviewUser Review - elimatta - LibraryThingThis book examines interesting ideas, but the author won the Nobel prize for economics, not literature. Dull writing. Read full review Review: Thinking, Fast and SlowUser Review - GoodreadsAn aspiring novelist must be a stubborn, irrational, plodding fool. A successful novelist is a lucky, stubborn, irrational, plodding fool. This book explains why most novels are never completed or, if ... Read full review Review: Thinking, Fast and SlowUser Review - Mary Overton - GoodreadsAn aspiring novelist must be a stubborn, irrational, plodding fool. A successful novelist is a lucky, stubborn, irrational, plodding fool. This book explains why most novels are never completed or, if ... Read full review Review: Thinking, Fast and SlowUser Review - Justin - GoodreadsFantastic book on the ways our minds work--sometimes fast, sometimes slow, right often, wrong enough that we should be more careful. Despite my interest in economics, I found the sections on prospect ... Read full review Review: Thinking, Fast and SlowUser Review - GoodreadsAnother "popular science" book I couldn't finish (I've read half of it). This time, I don't give a rating, because I suspect the problem is me. It was the same with Nate Silver, Oliver Sacks, and ... Read full review Review: Thinking, Fast and SlowUser Review - Lenka - GoodreadsAnother "popular science" book I couldn't finish (I've read half of it). This time, I don't give a rating, because I suspect the problem is me. It was the same with Nate Silver, Oliver Sacks, and ... Read full review Review: Thinking, Fast and SlowUser Review - Karyn - GoodreadsAnother Brain Pickins review that drove me straight to Amazon to order this book: "What's most enjoyable and compelling about Thinking, Fast and Slow is that it's so utterly, refreshingly anti ... Read full review | User ratings
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