Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking

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Navi Singh Bhati It's long because he tried to compile facts not fiction. The research part is what makes it a bit heavy read. It does require a lot of patience but in…moreIt's long because he tried to compile facts not fiction. The research part is what makes it a bit heavy read. It does require a lot of patience but in the end, it's worth it.(less)
Nuno I wouldn't say it's boring, but a bit repetitive. Like a lot of "business / non-fiction" type books I read, I think the book could be distilled to hal…moreI wouldn't say it's boring, but a bit repetitive. Like a lot of "business / non-fiction" type books I read, I think the book could be distilled to half, if not more than it's size. I.e., you get the point the author is trying to make by then end of chapter 2 or 3. I actually didn't finish reading because I didn't think I would get a lot more from it.(less)
José Paz Yes, these books are complementary. "Blink" expands on other interesting approaches, with different examples.…moreYes, these books are complementary. "Blink" expands on other interesting approaches, with different examples.(less)
Taqi I started reading this book with motivation that it would teach strategies to master art of "thin-slicing" - Unfortunately the book does not discuss i…moreI started reading this book with motivation that it would teach strategies to master art of "thin-slicing" - Unfortunately the book does not discuss it. It only discuss in detail real life examples of thin slicing.(less)

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