A review by snowbike
Cypherpunks: Freedom and the Future of the Internet by Julian Assange

3.0

Unfortunately, this was simply an unedited discussion among a handful of cypherpunks. It was interesting at times, sometimes utopian, sometimes dystopian, sometimes interesting ideas (cryptography as asymmetric and also as a "natural asymmetry"), sometimes logical, sometimes extreme and paranoid (but perhaps Assange is allowed a bit of that..), and sometimes extremely juvenile. All in all an interesting listen (I did the audiobook). It would have been better to have four distinct readers rather than just one.

This is a good intro/overview, but not necessarily the best. Perhaps a bit too discussion/ad-hoc/stream-of-conscious. But interesting nonetheless.