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I wouldn't. Seems to me that the author is cashing in on his ability to fear-monger rather than providing something of substantial value.
by equalunique 8y ago
I wouldn't. Seems to me that the author is cashing in on his ability to fear-monger rather than providing something of substantial value.
- jld 8y agoI found value in understanding how disconnected chains of command/advising can impact decision making, as well as lessons in assuming how your adversaries will interpret your actions is not always correct. It certainly is an approachable layman's novel, not an academic piece. Definitely worth the few hours it took to read.