A review by fernandoml
But What If We're Wrong? Thinking About the Present As If It Were the Past by Chuck Klosterman
4.0
It would be a 4.5 if I could.
I really liked the book, but still I felt that something was missing to make it almost perfect.
The book is good, and it really makes you think and laugh (those footnotes). Klosterman really knows what he's doing, he really did a good job making his point that maybe all we believe is false because there's no way to knowing it. What if we're asking the wrong questions?
A good philosophical view that's presented in a very simple form that anyone can understand.
I really liked the book, but still I felt that something was missing to make it almost perfect.
The book is good, and it really makes you think and laugh (those footnotes). Klosterman really knows what he's doing, he really did a good job making his point that maybe all we believe is false because there's no way to knowing it. What if we're asking the wrong questions?
A good philosophical view that's presented in a very simple form that anyone can understand.