Saad Algudayer
Interesting read with nice illustrations from an author with a unique background. The house boat metaphor goes a long way toward explaining how the author sees the human brain, and I must say I'm in most respects inline with his assumptions, but I still disagree with how the author describes some parts of the human brain and psyche. Overall an interesting, humorous, short read.
A book that feels written in a way to sound deep and profound, but is not necessarily saying much.
Some of what is said I disagree with and believe to be totally false.
١٠/١٠. كتاب رائع جدا. أعشق الكتب اللتي تتحدث عن الأساسيات وتستخدم المنطق والعقل لتصل إلى رسالتها. ثاني أروع كتاب قرأته عن الاستثمار.
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Very good book in general. In my opinion, it gives a good overview of the differences btw men and women and how to handle some situations. It does suffer from repetition, and I disagree with some of what was said, but all in all, I highly recommend going through each chapter quickly to get the main points.
Some criticise the book to be sexist, which I disagree with. Pointing out the differences btw the two genders is not sexist, but belittling one of them is, which is not what the author did.
I've read the first 90 pages of this book, and I've enjoyed some bits thoroughly, especially the introduction, but is just isn't my cup of tea.