>(it honestly felt optimized for appeal to a TED audience) Funny that you should say that because TED is extremely popular here in Israel (the book was origina

>(it honestly felt optimized for appeal to a TED audience) Funny that you should say that because TED is extremely popular here in Israel (the book was originally published in Hebrew a couple of years before the English translation). >While I'm hoping his new book will fix those (perceived) problems... Don't get your hope up. It's basically: - the singularity is near and that's not necessarily a good thing - free will does not exist - reiterating stuff from the previous book That being said, it's a fun pop science read.