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It Is the Secret
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- Tulu Twessa
- 02-18-21
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Herein lies the spectrum-analysis of modern confucianism. It Is What It Is, but what is It? Is it what it is? Is it what it is is what it is? Philosophy has never been so correct, so forthright. We lesser beings are only living in the fractal maze of Paul's mind. His pen is the synthesis of bottled insanity in ink format and we know this. But how do we know The Secret? Is this some sort of "think and grow rich" scam? Only within the lines will you find The Secret, but the Secret is what it is. I'd already read this book in-full multiple times but it never quite clicked until Shazam so-captured the gravity of the situation, the dire mood behind every word and thought, the seemingly insane and inane ramblings of a sick man, in a sick place, with a sick girlfriend, high on uppers, low on downers, and in an eternal search for a ***** with big boobs, wide hips, and long legs. We balance upon this work of art like a fetid ballerina, every twirling until she eventually spins into the earth. I like to go so fast. Her skin. Her.
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- Hongyu Yang
- 06-21-21
What the hell is this
???what the f is this stupid start of it? Why is this an audible book?
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- matthew
- 06-23-22
pretty terrible
I used to love the weekly sweat but aside from that I don't know much about Mr. Town. This was like a wish version of Mike Ma's book though, if even that. I almost stopped reading about 10 times, and it's rarely funny or makes any sense lol
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- S.T.M
- 06-05-22
Nothing new here.
Typical 20-something-misanthropic-guy stuff, which would be fine if it was presented in a new or funny way. You can tell the author thinks he's the first person to ever have his thoughts. It comes off as the naive and repetitive blog of a zoomer who thinks Fight Club is some obscure cult classic. The book came up as a recommendation after listening to "Bronze Age Mindset" and "Harrassment Architecture." Unlike "It Is The Secret," those books actually have some new things to say.
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- TJ Jackson
- 07-24-21
best audiobook 9f all time
laugh out loud funny as well as insightful. narrator amazing. if only the rest of the trilogy was in audio form
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- Anonymous User
- 03-21-22
This book is funny. This book also gives helpful advice.
It is the secret is worth a hundred dollars but it’s only 14 dollars. Buy this book. Narration is also good.
