Reviews and Comments

This book makes a very good arguments that more information is not always better.

Bogle, the founder of Vanguard, suggests that you buy and hold a lost cost index fund. This is no longer groundbreaking advice, but the book at least goes out of its way to provide content and a foundation for why it works.

A book that would have been perfect for my teenage self, who grew up during the inception of "science" and "debunking" on the Internet. Yet this is an incredibly difficult to read book - especially the middle half which did not initially seem relevant to the argument, as latter half full of references I had not heard of.

A poem my late uncle was very fond of. Sadly I only came to appreciate it too late.

A very peculiar and intelligent character, definitely someone I'd class as a "wierdo". Although many of his comments may not line up with the current optics, that doesn't mean they shouldn't be pondered upon.

Overall, a delightfully enjoyable listen that left me laughing out loud at some extremely inappropriate times!