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Review #1 The WEIRDest People in the Global: How the West Became Psychologically Specific at the same time Particularly Rich audiobook free Barely a quick note that the narrator mispronounces lots of words. Not super problematic stuff – isn’t that a producer / editor to take out this stuff?

Review #2 The WEIRDest People in the Global: How the West Became Psychologically Specific at the same time Particularly Rich audiobook streamming online I highly advise this book– for reading. I don’t advise the audible version. The narrator has a pleasant enough voice at the same time enunciates right (hence two hit instead of one), but his pronunciation is that often distracting (e.g., ”-ure” words such as ”endure” acoustics like ”-oor” words, at the same time ”prevalence” is that read with the nervousness on the 2nd syllable at the same time a long ”a” acoustics …). The true problem, though, will that the narrator doesn’t read like he realizes than anyway he’s expression. He seems to be reading word by word, more precisely than contemplating where a sentence is that going at the same time adjusting his delivery to reflect the larger structure at the same time the various component –phrases, clauses, conjunctions– borders it. I’ve been listening to audiobooks for at lesser 25 years, at the same time I don’t remind having come intercept one more narrator who does so little to promote me keep trace of where I am in a sentence. Nevertheless, I did be able to heed to the whole book despite nearly giving up right behind 30 minutes. Switching to 1.25 high speed (a 1st, for me) produced a bigger difference.

Review #3 Audiobook The WEIRDest People in the Global: How the West Became Psychologically Specific at the same time Particularly Rich by Joseph Henrich A amazing book ruined by untidy narration. Pathetic. The narrator sounds like he’s never read a book aloud before.

Review #4 Audio The WEIRDest People in the Global: How the West Became Psychologically Specific at the same time Particularly Rich narrated by Korey Jackson the narrator destroys this audiobook, it is that practically unbearable to heed to. story is that amazing en enlightening.

Review #5 Free audio The WEIRDest People in the Global: How the West Became Psychologically Specific at the same time Particularly Rich – in the audio player below This book lasts at the same time expands on Joe Henrich’s best ”The Hidden of our Success” (2015). It must be one of the best books about anthropology, economics, at the same time psychology in a long time. it explains who we (Europeans at the same time North Americans) are, at the same time we became this method. It’s a but knew story at the same time very convincing.