Khoa Học Cứu Mạng - Phiêu Lưu Trong Rừng Mưa Nhiệt Đới tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

João Rodrigues yolo2g — Finally done! A bit repetitive, but interesting to read nonetheless. It's truly amazing how far technology had come since this book was first written, as the descriptions of technology that were and would be used in modern business applications of the "future" seemed almost quaint. If you are interested in an early twenty first century viewpoint of globalization, technology and business solutions this will satisfy your craving. Ok, I'll be honest. I didn't actually finish this book. It's been sitting on my shelf and I have been dreading picking it up. Not because it's not a good book, but that I just wasn't into it. Classic "it's not you, it's me" syndrome. I learned a few things, and found some passages to be downright insightful and even inspiring. But alas, the book just didn't grab me by the irises like I needed it to. For me, significant portions of the book were simply too dry to hold my attention, and this nearly extinguishing my desire to read any more than a dozen pages in a sitting. It also seemed like the premises were stretched too thin, almost forced into individual chapters. These ideas would have been more welcome as a large portion of a book of broader scope. I'm left with a familiar taste in my mouth, a cocktail of regret and boredom that is not new to me. I've run into the same problem with a previous book that I thought would engage my brain in a unique way. Here, however, it wasn't the excessively obtuse language that got me. It made it's point and I nodded in understanding and... that was it. The rest of the book just provided more anecdotal evidence of the same basic premises. I get it. Free market solutions, cultural changes, acceptance of new ideas and technology, the need to adjust and stay aware of the demands of a constantly shifting marketplace. All these ideas made sense, even to a layman like myself. It just left me with the literary equivalent of indigestion. Let's just say I'm looking forward to my backlog of Stephen King and a slew of other fictional authors I've been putting off for far too long.

Rogério Luz _ogerio_uz — A great book for people who think they're smarter than everyone else.

David Etheridge _avid_theridge — His life is very interesting. I don't appreciate his swearing, but I respect all he's overcome and learned.

Karl A karlavaqra40ab — Loved this book. Lots of laughs