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2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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Incomprehensible,
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This review is from: Simplicity and Complexity in Games of the Intellect (Paperback)
Maybe a bit of simplicity was called for here!. this book teases with possible insights into something (not sure what), that get lost in obfuscating text, personal digression, unexplained literary and artistic reference and illusion, and the authors obvious love affair with Japan - after his residance there. the chapter on the three dinners (a long detailed description of three different meals that the author had participated in) totally lost me. What is the Point? Life is too short for this one.
1 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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Neither scientific nor well written,
By Jim DuLaney "jimdulaney" (Santa Fe, NM USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Simplicity and Complexity in Games of the Intellect (Paperback)
I agree with the editorial review, this book may entertain a bit, but does not enlighten. It does not merit a detailed review.
It may be worth the $1.08 asked for in the used book section not including shipping so look elsewhere for your science education and entertainment. |
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Simplicity and Complexity in Games of the Intellect by Lawrence B. Slobodkin (Paperback - July 16, 1993)
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