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Let the slow hunches marinate ZzzZzz

I- I-.. I'm speechless. I will never forgive myself for undermining this book. Might as well highlight everything at this point.

Gotta read it very sloooooowly cause the information is so rich. And here I thought I'd cruise through this book with no effort lol. I'm strapped in for the long run again, let's goooooooooooooo. Pray for me that I have the stamina for it lol.

Damn... this book is way better than expected so far. Truly fascinating! Johnson is an excellent storyteller.

What a fluid and beautiful writing. The font and formatting of the text in my edition is so aesthetically pleasing.

I ordered this book thinking it'd be a guide on how to come up with good ideas. When It arrived I realized that It's "The natural history of innovation". As an aspiring UX designer with a creativity drought, I was a bit let down of my honest mistake. After a bit of thinking I've come to understand that, to be an innovator, it would be benefitial to study our vast history of other great innovations. Let's go!