
Deviate: The Creative Power of Transforming Your Perception
Registered by Lamilla of St. Petersburg/Санкт-Петербург, St. Petersburg (Federal City) Russia on 9/10/2018
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Journal Entry 1 by Lamilla from St. Petersburg/Санкт-Петербург, St. Petersburg (Federal City) Russia on Monday, September 10, 2018
Paperback, new. Bought in Moscow
The book's journey continues by its finder's cooperation and creativity. By making a journal entry on this book, you can add to the book's story as it travels from reader to reader around the world.
The book's journey continues by its finder's cooperation and creativity. By making a journal entry on this book, you can add to the book's story as it travels from reader to reader around the world.

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The book's journey continues by its finder's cooperation and creativity. By making a journal entry on this book, you can add to the book's story as it travels from reader to reader around the world.
Enjoy your reading!
Привет!
Спасибо, что нашли время зайти на сайт и сделать запись в журнале! Напишите, когда и где вы нашли книгу.
Перед тем, как попасть к Вам, она побывала в других уголках света. История ее путешествий записана на сайте, и теперь к ней добавился еще один пункт. Я очень рада, что она нашла нового читателя в Вашем лице.
The book's journey continues by its finder's cooperation and creativity. By making a journal entry on this book, you can add to the book's story as it travels from reader to reader around the world.
Enjoy your reading!
Привет!
Спасибо, что нашли время зайти на сайт и сделать запись в журнале! Напишите, когда и где вы нашли книгу.
Перед тем, как попасть к Вам, она побывала в других уголках света. История ее путешествий записана на сайте, и теперь к ней добавился еще один пункт. Я очень рада, что она нашла нового читателя в Вашем лице.



I found the author often boastful for having notice stuff that we all have notice or wander about and this was annoying. Don't get me wrong, who am I to judge a neuroscientist or look down on his studies, work and knowledge? Of course I wouldn't be able to explain most of the situations described on the book and the author did a great job explaining the how and why-s! But starting from different life experiences, I think most people have wondered if the blue colour one sees is the same blue colour your next person sees or if the world we perceive through our senses is a real one, while most people know that often there are optical illusions when for example the very same item is placed on a light or darker background, and most people agree that traveling on a new country or starting a new hobby or learning a new language expands and diversifies your way of thinking. Maybe we can't explain this in a scientific way or why it is so, but we have think about those things. Sometimes the author presents this stuff as novel concepts and I found this irking!
I definately appreciated the explanation he gave for this kind of stuff, although I believe he was beating the bush a lot.
When he at last came on the Deviate point on the final chapters of the book, he wrote a very nice analysis on how education and buisiness and society should benefit from a different way of thinking, but I was expecting after all those pages full of examples and experiments and anecdotes on preliminary concepts, that they would lead to an equal analysis on how to deviate on a personal/individual level. The author didn't stay here for long though!
Last but not least, some anecdotes in the book felt a bit like Oscar speaches under cover :"I thank my professor who made me so and so and my collegues at so and so who teached me to such and such and my loving wife and children..."
I felt some people and incidents took an honorary place in the book without real reason other than the author mentioning them!
All in all, while I found the main ideas about this book interesting and I found my self relating with many of the author's views and advice, something on the format and writting style of the book was off. It proved to be a much more slow and averrage read that I expected, although I don't regret reading it!
Thanks Lamilla for always providing different and diverse books I wouldn't have read otherwise!

Journal Entry 6 by
Delphi_Reader
at Book, Tea & Chocolate Sweepstakes, A RABCK -- Controlled Releases on Monday, September 07, 2020



Parcel of this book + a wishlist book, 2 chocolate bars & assortment of teas, arrived safely. Received as the winner of the Book, Tea and Chocolate Sweeps - Aug/Sept 2020 .
Thank you so much, Delphi_Reader!
Thank you so much, Delphi_Reader!