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Acı çekmek bir tercih meselesidir
Hayatta her birimiz bir şeyleri başarmak için mücadele içindeyiz. Ya buna katlanır devam edersin ya da pes edersin. Yazarın da söylediği gibi 𝐚𝐜𝛊 𝐜̧𝐞𝐤𝐦𝐞𝐤 𝐛𝐢𝐫 𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐜𝐢𝐡 𝐦𝐞𝐬𝐞𝐥𝐞𝐬𝐢𝐝𝐢𝐫.
1980'lerden bu yana egzersiz sloganı olarak kullanılan "ℕ𝕠 𝕡𝕒𝕚𝕟, 𝕟𝕠 𝕘𝕒𝕚𝕟." mottosunu sadece egzersizde değil aynı zamanda hayatta başarıyı yakalamak
Journey from past to present...
Greetings.. I found this book, which I read in English, more appropriate to review in English. Before we go into the review, I would like to point out that since I cannot use the language at a high level, there may be expression disorders or misuse in some places.Thank you for understanding.
Another thought-provoking, informative book from Yuval Noah Harari. What I've read before from the author; I think this book should be read as well as the books "Sapiens and 21 Lessons for the 21st Century". I can summarize this book with two questions ; What happened in our past? What will happen in our future? In addition to these, the content of the book is literally a wealth of information. The author has blended it with his own opinions and in many places, did not leave the documents incomplete in his book .I would definitely recommend that people who are interested in science, technology, history in particular should read it. I have no doubt that you will take a lot of notes while reading. I wish you pleasant reading.
Few Quotes ;
*Throughout history most humans took war for granted, whereas peace was a temporary and precarious state. (Page 16 /Published by Harvill Secker)
*Most of the misunderstandings regarding science and religion results from faulty definitions of religion. (Page 210 /Published by Harvill Secker)
*We don't need any gods to limit our power and give us meaning - the free choices of customers and voters supply us with all the meaning we require.( Page 323 / Published by Harvill Secker)
ANALYSIS OF THE STORY OF AN HOUR
Kate Chopin’s The Story of an Hour is an early feminist work that questions attitudes about what women should be. The protagonist challenges the belief that women are nothing without a husband. After her grief subsides, Louise Mallard begins to see opportunity and freedom in her future. The author expresses the traditional idea of marriage,
4/5 Stars (%74/100)
Much better than the previous volume. I still have doubts about the series's future but it seems to get slightly better. The relationship between Asa and Denji is weird but sweet in my opinion. We'll see how it will develop but for now, both sides have no idea about each other's true identity. The new character Fami also seems interesting. I especially liked that penguin scene as well as the one with Nayuta towards the end. The book once again ends with a huge twist which I'm curious about.
The book is about identifying emotionally immature parents and how to detect their effects in your adult life.As you might know,emotional imatturity of your parents reflects a lot in your adult life,especially your present relationships.
Since our society rarely talk about emotional intelligence and maturity.I believe it is something everybody could work on by reading this book and discover new things about yourself that you haven't known.
Almost 98% of population is not even aware of emotional maturity or EI.We are stuck in the patterns we have grown up with and we keep passing them down to future generations.
This book has mirrored many feelings that I have personally experienced, and I urge you to take action regarding this matter.
I never realized I grew up in a society that is so toxic and disrespectful of personal boundaries, inconsiderate and emotionally unintelligent.
We never questioned our parents, cause "they are older and they must be wiser " belief still exists, and young people spend lives never realizing what went wrong and why they lived unfulfilled lives.
We grew up with those people and we had a hard time saying 'NO' to them just because they are our family. We never realize how toxic our relationships got and
how enmeshed we were with it.
All in all, I truly believe emotionally intelligent and mature people will pass down mentally healthy and emotionally mature generations, and also they will keep emotional hygiene in the society which we lack so much.
Belki imkânsız bir düşüşün gerçekleştiğidir…
Düşüşün tarifinde kullanılacak yöntem çizim yerine dilin imkânları üzre olacağından vukua gelenin tahayyül edilmesi hayli zorlaşsa da yine de dilin imkânlarından yola çıkmak çizime kıyasla fizik yasalarının müdahalesinden daha uzak bir muhayyileye imkân vereceği için vaka üzerine şerh ettiklerimiz anlamı daha zor bir merhaleye sürüklese de daha
SPOILER içerir...
First, I wanna provide a brief summary of the book then I will share my comments on it:
Humans defeated famine, plague and war (starvation, epidemics and violence)
Humanities new targets are immortality, happiness and divinity by using artificial intelligence, big data, biotechnology, genetic engineering, regenerative medicine
5/5 Stars (%96/100)
I liked Act II more than the first one mainly because of volumes 4 and 6. In the entire series, I equally love 4 and 6 but they stand above all others. I was going crazy listening to one of my favourite scenes from my favourite actors/actresses. Now that I mentioned actors, I loved the new editions, especially Desire and Delirium. I should also mention David Tennant and Bill Nighy. They both did an amazing job with Norse gods and I personally loved the Scottish accent for them, especially Loki's. So, I had no problems regarding the actors and their performance.
I thoroughly enjoyed Season of Mists and Fables and Reflections. A Game of You appears before in the audiobook even though it is the fifth volume. Also, the sixth volume sadly does not include my favourite story "The Song of Orpheus." A Game of You is probably my least favourite volume in the series but I actually enjoyed the audio version more. Overall, the adaptation was great. I hope we'll see Act III in the future (hopefully it will start with the Orpheus story I mentioned).
