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November 3, 2024
Sadly, and despite the great validity of his accusations and proposals, Chris Bryan fails to free himself from his political envelope and ends up writing a circumlocution. The result is an unnecessarily complex and long text, arduous and tedious to analyse.
Much of the information, although true and indubitable, has no intrinsic relationship with the relevance of the message, creating a disproportion between the amount of text and the quantity of knowledge transmitted.
It should be noted that his analysis is focused on the British Parliament, with some mentions of the US Congress.
With clarity, efficiency and narrative economy it could have been a great work.
Chris Bryan is a member of the Labour Party (UK) and former Anglican priest.
Much of the information, although true and indubitable, has no intrinsic relationship with the relevance of the message, creating a disproportion between the amount of text and the quantity of knowledge transmitted.
It should be noted that his analysis is focused on the British Parliament, with some mentions of the US Congress.
With clarity, efficiency and narrative economy it could have been a great work.
Chris Bryan is a member of the Labour Party (UK) and former Anglican priest.
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