Review of Breaking Through Humanity
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[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Breaking Through Humanity" by Nathan C. Anthony.]
Breaking Through Humanity by Nathan Chaisuriyantharn Anthony is an educational book about the human race and how it functions. The book gives the masses the knowledge of how to run the planet Earth for better coexistence. The book's bedrock was mostly set on the need and importance of basic education and skill acquisition. Governance, as well as leadership roles, were extensively taught, too, along with the pros and cons of good and bad government/leadership ability. The book captures the setbacks and lapses faced by supposed developed countries and undeveloped countries. It also proffered solutions to problems of poverty, bigotry, discrimination, racism, diversity and religious differences. The predominant themes in this book are government, leadership, and identity.
The positive aspects of this book were more enlightening than fun. I learnt a lot from the book. I like what this book teaches. It served as an eye-opener for me. As much as the references made in this book were mostly to the Whites, I discovered it still applied in places like Africa. I got to know that virtually every part of the world shares a lot of similarities. I was greatly enlightened on how discrimination can be curbed in the human race. I gained light on how far education can go to better our existence. I learnt various ways to collaborate and exist peacefully with any other race without being judgemental or discriminatory. I was able to appreciate the employer/employee relationships and work environmental factors better. My eyes were opened to how little countries are overridden by bigger ones. I got to how important it is to have capable hands and humane hearts in leadership seats/positions. I like how blunt the author was in stating his points. He called a spade a spade and didn't try to sugarcoat evil to make it look less evil. I like how thorough he is with his teaching. It made me understand every one of his points. What I like about this book is mostly the knowledge I gained from it. The author knows his onion, and he taught quite well.
I found no negative aspects while reading this book. I found only a few errors while I read this book. Therefore, the book was professionally edited.
I rate this book 4 out of 4 stars. I gave this book this rating because I had no reason to deduct a star from my rating. This book teaches values, and the teachings were thorough and great.
I recommend this book to every political science student and personnel all over the world and every man who believes the world can still be better.
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Breaking Through Humanity
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Breaking Through Humanity by Nathan Chaisuriyantharn Anthony is an educational book about the human race and how it functions. The book gives the masses the knowledge of how to run the planet Earth for better coexistence. The book's bedrock was mostly set on the need and importance of basic education and skill acquisition. Governance, as well as leadership roles, were extensively taught, too, along with the pros and cons of good and bad government/leadership ability. The book captures the setbacks and lapses faced by supposed developed countries and undeveloped countries. It also proffered solutions to problems of poverty, bigotry, discrimination, racism, diversity and religious differences. The predominant themes in this book are government, leadership, and identity.
The positive aspects of this book were more enlightening than fun. I learnt a lot from the book. I like what this book teaches. It served as an eye-opener for me. As much as the references made in this book were mostly to the Whites, I discovered it still applied in places like Africa. I got to know that virtually every part of the world shares a lot of similarities. I was greatly enlightened on how discrimination can be curbed in the human race. I gained light on how far education can go to better our existence. I learnt various ways to collaborate and exist peacefully with any other race without being judgemental or discriminatory. I was able to appreciate the employer/employee relationships and work environmental factors better. My eyes were opened to how little countries are overridden by bigger ones. I got to how important it is to have capable hands and humane hearts in leadership seats/positions. I like how blunt the author was in stating his points. He called a spade a spade and didn't try to sugarcoat evil to make it look less evil. I like how thorough he is with his teaching. It made me understand every one of his points. What I like about this book is mostly the knowledge I gained from it. The author knows his onion, and he taught quite well.
I found no negative aspects while reading this book. I found only a few errors while I read this book. Therefore, the book was professionally edited.
I rate this book 4 out of 4 stars. I gave this book this rating because I had no reason to deduct a star from my rating. This book teaches values, and the teachings were thorough and great.
I recommend this book to every political science student and personnel all over the world and every man who believes the world can still be better.
******
Breaking Through Humanity
View: on Bookshelves
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