Joshua Byrd

This was OK but ultimately, personally, not as persuasive as I think the authors would have hoped, and I got slightly annoyed by some of the dialogue and silly scenarios. Although, surprisingly, a lot of the sentiments presented in this book I found having strong parallels with the climate crisis. Someone has already built a system that is already in the process of killing everyone on Earth, as we speak. The time to act is now!

Bold. Honest. Introspective. Flawed. Essential.

A slow-burn at the start, but truly gripping once we were in the thick of it all. The human mind is wonderful and strange.

Very good. I like it when The Hobbit does hobbit stuff.

This book was about how the design of everyday things largely sucks. And it was correct in its thesis.