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Summary: Unenlightened
Review: I cannot believe, in this age, one is still able to purchase a book with such hideously backward and uninformed views. The underlying message of the text is profoundly alarming. Alexander is wholly consumed by the hollow notion of the American dream: that, somehow, everybody can succeed if only they worked that bit harder. Unfortunately, life is not so simple. Millions of Americans are born in to poverty; millions die in poverty. Alexander's quasi-religious principles betray his personal background and his simplistic solutions do not address the realities of those who really do need 'motivation'.If you prefer to be comforted by such views as, 'It is actually the poor who sponge off the rich,' then this book is for you. But if you have any kind of modern social perception, understanding or awareness, then this book will sicken you as it did me. A disturbing read.
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Summary: Advanced Rhinocerology
Review: I look back at all the people that I have admired and now I know they were RHINOS. This group of books are great for everyone. I think they would be great for high school student also. Just a great idea and way of living.
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Summary: Advanced Rhinocerology
Review: I started reading the series of these books years ago. My father raised me to be a Rhino,before the books came out.I loved them so much I let dad read them. I couldn't get them back.I've traveled a bit.And seemed to misplace mine.So I'm going to purchase them again.Excellent review from entire family.Best book on life,I can relate to.It's a book that won't come out of your hands easily! My first time reading it,I read whole book in one setting.And read it again a week later. Go one and all learn to be a Rhino.Life just gets better.
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Summary: No Alimony - Hey I know that guy!
Review: I'm the kid that Scott Alexander mentions in his book in the chapter called "No Alimony". What can I say... Being a Rhino is a great way to live your life. I love to try and turn my ideas and hobbies into new businesses. Scott Alexander has been a great friend over the years and I treasure his books. (especially this one). I give the Rhino book series my highest recomendation.
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Summary: No Alimony - Hey I know that guy!
Review: I'm the kid that Scott Alexander mentions in his book in the chapter called "No Alimony". What can I say... Being a Rhino is a great way to live your life. I love to try and turn my ideas and hobbies into new businesses. Scott Alexander has been a great friend over the years and I treasure his books. (especially this one). I give the Rhino book series my highest recomendation.
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