I like Sabine, I follow her on YouTube and her brand of German bluntness, middle-aged jadedness, and subject matter knowledge makes for good content. Her book is decent. As the title implies, it gets philosophical. If you’re a fan of her work, you might enjoy it, but otherwise, skip.

I like books like this, where they try to give you an overview of various fields but from their own personal framework of beliefs. I enjoyed it.

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