I read books in English and my native Norwegian. I'll comment and review in the language of the book. Main preferences are fantasy, sci-fi and crime (fiction), and history, social sciences and nature/evolution (non-fiction).
To support my reading habits I work as a developer/data scientist, with a M.Sc. in energy engineering. I care about the war in Ukraine, climate change, democracy. I reside in Oslo, Norway with wife and two kids.
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I really enjoyed this book. It was both informative and entertaining. My two main takeaways are that dysfunctional politics is not a novel phenomenon in the US and that there's just a lot more history in the US than I previously knew.
It's well worth your time!
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