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A review by junancollins
The Knowledge: How To Rebuild Our World After an Apocalypse by Lewis Dartnell
2.0
First of all, this book doesn’t exactly what it says on the tin. It tells you how to rebuild a functioning society which reaches a relatively technologically advanced state. However, the manner in which it does this is very dry, listless and grossly overestimated a regular persons understanding of chemistry and science physics.
If I live to see the apocalypse, I will take this book with me, as it does offer some useful insights on what should be aimed for, but there is no way I would only be use this book alone.
It took me a long while to read this, because the content seemed to drone on at times, but maybe that speaks more for my level of intelligence than the writing of the book.
2 stars.
If I live to see the apocalypse, I will take this book with me, as it does offer some useful insights on what should be aimed for, but there is no way I would only be use this book alone.
It took me a long while to read this, because the content seemed to drone on at times, but maybe that speaks more for my level of intelligence than the writing of the book.
2 stars.