Reviews and Comments

A must-read, especially recommended to white progressives who feel lost in the public debate concerning (anti)racism.

An incredibly important book, which uncovers the numerous ways in which the human mind is programmed to ignore the perilous effects of climate change, while also charting a road ahead that doesn't, well, lead us to drive human civilization off a cliff.

There is so much to take away from this book. The importance of framing and narrative construction, the need to stop viewing climate change as an 'environmental' issue, why activists should learn from organized religions, how limited facts and knowledge are, why we need conviction, how to build compelling narratives that don't let us go astray, and the myriad ways in which climate change is such a complex problem.

A higly entertaining and fascinating book on the history of the human species - and a good introduction to a wide range of topics such as anthropology, biology, economy, psychology and pretty much everything else.

Invaluable and a must-read, but somewhat repetitive and overly self-righteous - we get it, all Democrat strategists are idiots - although this doesn't subtract from the overal quality and incredible usefulness of the book.

It's a classic. It's surprisingly more scientific than I had thought and covers significantly more ground than one might expect.

Great book. Five stars because of its flawless execution and extraordinary usefulness. Highly recommended for anyone who may sometimes feel burdened or held back by stresss, anxieties, and all kinds of unconstructive, escapist and invariably self-sabotaging coping strategies that one may have developed. The mindset interventions offered here are liberating and empowering.