Reviews for ENGINEERING THE RISKS OF HAZARDOUS WASTES

The average rating for ENGINEERING THE RISKS OF HAZARDOUS WASTES based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2018-12-14 00:00:00 KELLY HENRY If the primary aim of a captain were to preserve his ship, he would keep it in port forever. The hazardous waste engineering ship has already left port. Let us ensure that its journey is successful.

Review # 2 was written on 2008-08-12 00:00:00 April Reed Rumored to be ghostwritten by the great Jack London, (it probably wasn't) plaigarized from word for word by the Jewish con man Anton Lavey in various parts of his "Satanic Bible", written in a way that is basicly a book length rant, Might is Right ranks as what is probably my favorite "philosophy" book. Even though in a passage or two Redbeard hails Thor as a God to be admired and emulated this book more or less takes an athiestic stance, but other than the athieism I can agree with most of what is in Might is Right, especially the rants about the uselessness and wretchedness of the masses of people who through their cowardice and stupidity really don't deserve anything better than the mental and physical slavery that their lives are. Good stuff on the utter insanity of the Christian idea of loving ones enemies and turning the other cheek, as well as accepting a deity outside your own culture as your own. Some of the "Social Darwinism" ideas in MiR go a little overboard but for the most part I think they are correct, because after all, whether you like it or not, Might is Right.