Pixel Charles itibaren Westerholz, Germany

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11/21/2024

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2018-10-14 05:40

Tavuk Suyuna Çorba - Hayallerinizdeki Hayatı Yaşayın - Mark Victor Hansen TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Koridor Yayıncılık

Last Half of Book My final verdict is I really liked the book. The second half kept me turning pages desperate to know what the heck was going on. My only complaint is the same as before. Evie hated how she was trapped with the agency, but did nothing to try to leave. She didn't leave until she was forced to by circumstances. Still she did nothing about learning what was up with her life until she was forced to learn more. I can see why. All of a sudden she had a semi-normal life, and who would muck it up by seeking to know paranormal stuff? Anyway, I really enjoyed it in the end even though the book kept me constantly frustrated. I will definitely continue with this series when the next book is available. First Half of Book My thoughts so far is I like this book, but some things are frustrating. Like Evie is basically a prisoner of the organization she works for, but all she does about it is give a half whine and let it go. Really? How about busting out of there or at least making an attempt to? And the guy she makes friends with Lend is a prisoner of another type. She asks if he has family, and he says I can't tell you that yet. But she has basically told him every single secret she can think of about her life. How about a little give and take? How about just one thing? Nope. She gets on my nerves. Other than all of that, I still like the book and want to know the mystery of who is killing paranormals and what's important about Evie. I'll keep reading and hope that my opinion of her stupidity changes.

2018-10-14 06:40

Kiralık Konak - Yakup Kadri Karaosmanoğlu TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: İletişim Yayınevi

I really enjoyed Everything is Obvious. Watts's thesis is that "common sense" is a wonderful tool for making sense out of what has happened, but that it is not good at grasping the true reality behind complex things. As an example, he talks about how we refer to "the market" in near-human terms, saying things like "the market reacted to the Fed report" or "the market fell because of bad housing data". These explanations simplify things far too much - "the market" is a huge, complex system of people, businesses, and machines, and can't be condensed (in general) into these summaries. They are, rather, a way of making some sense of what happened. If they truly captured something of reality, then they would have predictive power - that is, the next time that bad housing data came out, we could predict that the market would fall approximately the same amount. Unfortunately, it doesn't work that way - the cause and effect isn't that cut and dry. Another example that I loved was that of a sociologist who told his students that during World War II the soldiers from rural areas adapted to the war much better than those from urban areas, and asked his students to think about why. They suggested that it was common sense - they were used to waking up early, working hard, going without luxuries, etc. Only it wasn't true. In fact, urban soldiers fared much better. Our mind is just so good at thinking up explanations to fit what we think we know, and these explanations quickly pass into "common sense". Dr. Watts argues that we need to question common sense more often, and that we are living in a technological age where that is becoming more and more realistic.

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