kellyxmen's review against another edition
3.0
This book started off extremely exciting and actually blew my mind and then I don't know if I had already spent up my attention or if it just genuinely became boring but...either way, I couldn't read it anymore!
If you have kindle unlimited, give it a read!
If you have kindle unlimited, give it a read!
zombolouge's review against another edition
1.0
The "studies" and experimentation described in this book are about as scientifically studious as a magic 8 ball. I kept waiting for the author to explain "obviously we don't believe THIS but it does pose an interesting question" but they don't. They're just like we think this checks out. I'm recommending this for the "If Books Could Kill" podcast immediately.
deckofkeys's review against another edition
Yea nah. As soon as it presented the founder of Scientology as a valid scientific source I checked out. Lost all credibility.
sadie_nyc's review against another edition
1.0
Absolute garbage. I wish I could get my money back. I saw all the positive reviews and I thought this would be fine. Total b.s.
rinlight814's review against another edition
1.0
Funny if not so anti-intellectual and without endless tangents.
osheanik's review against another edition
2.0
Interesting and somewhat entertaining. I've added another book to my list that is more recent and doesn't promote dowsing or using lie detectors on plants. I hated that new-agey aspect of the book.
Pick up another book on George Washington Carver. Overall, don't recommend.
Pick up another book on George Washington Carver. Overall, don't recommend.
miluva's review against another edition
The tangents were a bit draining, and after a while I felt I gathered the gist of the unfinished research that was gathered in this book.
It’s not a huge turn-off to me that it was quite unacademic and new age, because given, those categories have overlapped into science before. I just found it a bit repetitive and boring after a while.
It’s not a huge turn-off to me that it was quite unacademic and new age, because given, those categories have overlapped into science before. I just found it a bit repetitive and boring after a while.