the problem I have with services like Blinkist (or any book summarizing offering) is that you get what the summarizers think is the "point(s)" of the material

the problem I have with services like Blinkist (or any book summarizing offering) is that you get what the summarizers think is the "point(s)" of the material You can read, for example, a Christian Apologetics work and come away with tools for public speaking and rhetoric that would be completely missed if you only got the "summary" of the apologetic argument in the religious context