Another slick pointless book.
Are we really supposed to believe that what men need is to destroy the world? Is this the only way that all things "commercial" can be gotten away from? Now that this book has become a "blockbuster", and the author a "name", isn't this exactly what us men are supposed to destroy? How can a book be five stars (or even two) when the internal logic of it is strained so? We won't even talk about the ending. This book is just another peice of trash that has been labelled as smart because it has an idea at its center. Never mind that the idea is stupid and poorly wrought.