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It's a real pain to progress toward finishing this book. I'm at over 300 detailed notes, mostly about fallacies, and (1) the bad faith and abuse through biased writing are relentless, and (2) the Nazis are back in the narrative, this time as simile to Kevin Kelly and his What Technology Wants; the author's arguments are so convincing, I just have to read Kelly's book.

The abusive language, nasty rhetorical tricks, and passive aggressiveness continue. There are a few good (read: seemingly correct) points, but my impression so far is this is an appalling example of ill will.

After a couple good comments drowned in a sea of fallacious and mean statements, there is the pointless reference to Nazis. The author tries to blame by association, which is a pathetic rhetorical trick.

The book alternates between numerous fallacious, erroneous, or plain stupid (e.g., ad hominem attacks) arguments; and some good points and historical references. It's really difficult to read more than a few pages at a time, but perhaps there is something to this book.