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It would actually be helpful if you pay attention while reading it but it was already about thing I already knew.

Sam Ibeh wrote: ↑29 Jun 2019, 14:53 For Pete's sake, this is a novel. I even think the sources were distracting as you have to take a momentary break to check out the sources. I didn't think it was necessary.

Honestly, there were alot of unnecessary themes the author tried to explain. At a point, I started wondering about the genre to which this book belongs.

Maybe it'll be helpful for those who need them, who knows? But it's not needed

I tried to hard to get to the end of the story and that was it. I did not really have to go extra to check sources.

They would be useful to those interested. I didn't really read them. I was annoyed with the book and saved myself the torture of reading any related stuff.

I liked the use of sources, but I wish the author had included more sources for the cyber war/technology side of the story.

I don't think it's necessary for writers to show their sources.

Great review
I love the book
It was explicitly written

If you take the time to read them, they might be useful. Most of them were topics I had some knowledge of.

I liked the use of sources, but I wish the author would have included more sources for the information used for the cyber war/ technology side of the book, because I found this to sound not credible at times. But I think including the sources is a great idea and is a great way for readers to trust an author's writing

I really didn't bother myself with those articles it seemed very unnecessary.