Did the title of the book do justice to it's content?
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The book's content is kind of basic and general in my own opinion. I didnt really see any new ideas or theories. It was just basically a words of motivation that we gave heard over and over again.Shelby Ayres wrote: ↑19 Jun 2023, 13:45 I think the title "The Unfakeable Code" could've been so much better because it leads people to believe there is only one right way or only one path. One size doesn't fit all!
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Haha same! Although the cover is a bit misleading, the book did actually provide value.Sophia_D_Ajayi wrote: ↑08 May 2023, 05:06 At first glance, I actually thought the book was about mathematics and science. However, I was really surprised and impressed to discover that the book holds philosophical arguments and viewpoints. Talking about the importance of upholding good moral principles and values and adopting some good beliefs as well.
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I agree with this. I thought the book was about coding and I did not want to look at it at all until I read a review of the book. I think the subtitle explains more but if I had simply seen the title, I would not have picked up the book.Sophia Damilola Ajayi wrote: ↑08 May 2023, 05:06 At first glance, I actually thought the book was about mathematics and science. However, I was really surprised and impressed to discover that the book holds philosophical arguments and viewpoints. Talking about the importance of upholding good moral principles and values and adopting some good beliefs as well.