I was also halfway through a review of this book. Since I’ve only met one other person who’d read it I thought it was unlikely anyone else would! I guess LWers have more similar interests than I would have predicted.
Me too. I’d hate to find out Jemist’s work has gone to waste. A second review could add to what I have here. I skimmed at least half the book including sex, biochemistry and why eukaryotes appeared exactly once. I came to this book with my own perspective. Someone with a different perspective could draw different main ideas from it. Besides, I like the idea of more biological content on LW.
I was also halfway through a review of this book. Since I’ve only met one other person who’d read it I thought it was unlikely anyone else would! I guess LWers have more similar interests than I would have predicted.
I suppose I’ll review another book instead!
I’d love to see two reviews of the book if you feel like it!
Me too. I’d hate to find out Jemist’s work has gone to waste. A second review could add to what I have here. I skimmed at least half the book including sex, biochemistry and why eukaryotes appeared exactly once. I came to this book with my own perspective. Someone with a different perspective could draw different main ideas from it. Besides, I like the idea of more biological content on LW.