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Yales Finest

Reviewed: 05-20-23

I thought it was going to be collected essays from multiple victims of schizophrenia, instead it was all one author’s perspective. Lost interest when she called the greatest president, we have had in a long time a racist and xenophobe. It is incredible how many people come to our country and receive the best educational experiences the nation has to offer yet quickly begin to complain about our politicians and programs schools have to abide by to keep (those that are there to learn) safe. I mean Yale is a school not a hospital. The author made so many references to movies, here’s an idea, turn off the TV and visit your local animal shelter. Adopting an animal in need is the best therapy you will ever receive. It is not all about you!

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Pretty good

Reviewed: 08-05-18

Finally, someone that sees and articulates the ignorance of Keynesian economics! Very interesting angles on gold and its relevance now and in the future. A good and balanced view of the true power of Bitcoin and the block chain versus the hype and copy cats that surround it.

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Good vibes

Reviewed: 02-06-18

The optimism and encouragement written of in this book is surely an important part in getting rich.

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consequence of modern secular opinion

Reviewed: 12-31-17

It's sad that people in top positions such as universities frame their supposed careers on attacking a people's faith. In this book the only take aways are billions of tax dollars are spent to give these ivy league schools generations to study concepts only a very few people can understand or apply to useful utility. The over arching structure of this book alike so much other garbage coming out of the modern secularist acedimia is God doesn't exist and my brief little existence and learning can prove it because I am a professor with a degree. People like this author live in the clouds high above the common person. Their life's and lifestyle's are a direct consequence of the structures that have been formed by all of the regular common folks strivings over the mallinia. They cannot explain how life or the universe began or how it will end but they can declare in their pathetic hatred of generations of peoples faith that there is no God and creator of it all. So you want to misquote the holy scripture. I have a couple verses for you: 2 Timothy 3:7. Romans 1:22.
It seems extremely unfortunate that such people that are in such positions give lipservice to being open minded but close their minds to the fact that God does indeed exist and has utilized everything that we seek to understand in the creation of us and it all. I love science and the advancements made and the one to come. I also believe in and love God. So to every generation that has come before us you had it right even though you didn't have it all explained by egocentric phyisist in high offices. To the real scientist that indeed will keep an open mind and will attack ignorance instead of a peoples faith and God the questions and answers and benefits are already ours.

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Pretty good

Reviewed: 10-07-17

Just a quick comment about this book. I did like it and was decently informative. The only negative is the last chapter. The book was going pretty well until it fell off of a cliff and he spent the complete last chapter/hour reading New York business law.

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SPOOKY

Reviewed: 11-07-16

If you could sum up The Serial Killer Whisperer in three words, what would they be?

Unmatched, Well done, Very Scary

What was one of the most memorable moments of The Serial Killer Whisperer?

Metheney YIKES!!!!!!

What does Alan Sklar bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Decent delivery

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

Oh wow yeah Metheney's acts and Gore's .....

Any additional comments?

With over 700 books in my library I rarely write reviews unless they are that good or that bad. The bad details of this book make it one of the best in my opinion. The writer has certainly found a niche into getting the horror filled facts from some of the worst people to ever live. Many books I've read in this genre have some sort of lame code that prevents them from digging deep into the facts and details of the who, what, when, where and especially the how - NOT SO with this book.

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cant afford a professional narrator

Reviewed: 06-30-16

Thankfully its over
obvious information
Technology has created jobs while destroying others
women will enter the workforce
learn to code computers,........

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Narration ruined it

Reviewed: 06-14-16

Unfortunately the artificial accents broke my focus, I couldn't focus on the subject but rather trying to decipher what was trying to be said.

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childs play

Reviewed: 05-29-16

maybe ok for a child aspiring to be an astronomer or physicists but i found it hard to stay with.

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glad it was abridged

Reviewed: 05-14-16

It was OK, a lot of it is obvious information. kind of depressing at first how most of the animal species have been forced into extinction. So is the world in which we live sad then, now and to come, except of course for the "haves"

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