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1. Difficult choices; 2. Having reasons; 3. Rationality; 4. Shaping up; 5. Other people; 6. Social choice; 7. Choosing right.
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Adam Oneil
reviewed Making choices on October 31, 2015
Making choices
First off, I do NOT recommend the audiobook version of this because I felt I only heard 20% of the book. The narrator's voice was robotic and I found my mind wandering A LOT. I persevered though hoping to glean some new information...
However, as the book states several times, their information is just organized common sense. It truly was. I may be opinionated but I'm not an argumentative person, so this book wasn't really helpful to me.
That being said, I believe this book is still relevant after 30 years. I also believe this should be yearly required reading for politicians with a written exam afterwards, because apparently selfishness continues to overpower common sense.
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