How good is the book "The psychology of man's possible evolution"?

[lmfao]

I'm probably gonna read this book since Leo mentioned it in his awareness video but I just want to hear from anyone who's read it how they found it. 

I tried pirating it but the file on my kindle is in an annoying format. I'm probably gonna buy it. 

Edited April 5, 2018 by lmfao

[molosku]

Never have read a better book that is just 100 pages. It's very very worth reading. 

[Joseph Maynor]

It's really good.  It's like Buddhism explained through a contemporary Western mind.  One of the best things I read so far.  Some of it gets a little wacky, but the good bits are really good.  It's like any book, there are high-points and low-points.  You gotta be a good cherry-picker.  Some sections of the book are spot-on though.  

You guys and gals can read it for free!  See link below.  Skim the sh*t out of it!  Invest 2 hours in skimming it.  Note the juicy passages.  This will teach you how to read critically.  You gotta become kind of a hunter when you read books.  You're not sitting there reading a novel.  You're looking for strategies, explanations, theories, tools, stuff to put to put to use.  Learn how to skim and to skip the BS that plagues all books.  You're hunting for the gold-nuggets out of everything you read.  

http://www.math.buffalo.edu/~sww/0Gurdjieff/Psychology_Mans_Possiblle_Evolution.pdf

Edited April 6, 2018 by Joseph Maynor

[Faceless]

33 minutes ago, Joseph Maynor said:

It's like any book, there are high-points and low-points.

Maybe the low points just seem low because the high points are so high?