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I found myself getting extremely annoyed with Thomas Pink. In fact, by the end of the book, he had got so far up my nose, I'm sure he could see out of my ears.
His arguments were very dry, and extremely repetitive, for someone who had a lot to fit into a “Very Short Introduction”. But worse than that, his position appeared to be that as causal determinism, and hence lack of human free will, felt wrong from an intuitive and common sense point of view, there must be a sound argument against it. Per ...more
His arguments were very dry, and extremely repetitive, for someone who had a lot to fit into a “Very Short Introduction”. But worse than that, his position appeared to be that as causal determinism, and hence lack of human free will, felt wrong from an intuitive and common sense point of view, there must be a sound argument against it. Per ...more
Aug 09, 2019
Eduardo Blasco
marked it as to-read
