My Kindle says I'm 45% in (including footnotes), but honestly I'm struggling a little bit with said repetitiveness. It's fascinating stuff, but the real exciti

My Kindle says I'm 45% in (including footnotes), but honestly I'm struggling a little bit with said repetitiveness. It's fascinating stuff, but the real exciting insights are far and few in between. I have a limit for how many dates/places and names I can take and I'm almost there. As far as cherry picking evidence I understand your concern but it didn't bother me as much of it was used to dispel previous conclusions and assumptions based on an even more limited understanding. A lot of it is like: "We thought humans went from A, to B to C but really humans went from A, to B back to A and then to D and here are some great examples". I'll probably pick it back up in 6 months. Happy reading!