How to Take Over the World

This was a light and humorous read. I liked the framing device of supervillainy and the dry humor. But I think the pop science nonfiction was distributed unevenly with some chapters have a lot more interesting factoids than others. In particular, the first chapters were the best with lots of new info and the later chapters dragged more

Lots of cool facts, things I didn't know at all, so many wacky ideas. This made for a fun listen while doing my chores or when I was bored out of my mind. Definitely don't have enough money to think of implementing any of these ideas though.

Basically delivers what the title promises but I was hoping for more useful plot fodder than is actually offered, but that's more a reflection of reality than a failing of the author so I'm not letting it affect my rating.