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I did not even notice these inconsistencies while reading but I agree.

I did notice those inconsistencies but it didn't affect my reading.

I just finished reading the book today. There are many inconsistencies in it. And there are anachronisms and contradictions as well. Some narrative and arguments aren't logical. Some are redundant.

I didn't notice these while reading and therefore was not perturbed by them.

Inconsistencies are normal, I mean it's a work of friction

There were definitely inconsistencies in the book, the book wasn't perfect

I didn't knowtice this before wow. Could just be better editing or maybe it was meant to be this way.

Several inconsistencies in the book, and I believe it's because the author was using his understanding based on this day's logic to write the book

I did notice this, but I gave no thought to it because I believe the author was only trying to emphasize his point to the reader.

Very good observation. I was so carried away by the story that I did not even notice that

I did notice these inconsistencies but I thought I was misreading the content of the pages and was jumping to the wrong conclusion. But thank you for also seeing what I saw and pointing it out.

Yes I found inconsistencies but I'm not surprised, it's normal because it's a frictional story mostly made up in the author's head and mind.

Yes. I also noticed the inconsistencies.

Yes, there are contradictions in the book Killing Abel but it's not far fetched because the imagination process of the book is a lot, and there might be a lot to keep up with for the author.

I guess that there is lot of inconsistencies, most stemming from the fact that language must have been a very new concept. You don't expect the characters to be lecturing one another on what they have just learnt every single time.