Scan barcode
A review by trapdoor
Amusing Ourselves to Death: Public Discourse in the Age of Show Business by Neil Postman
3.0
audiobook. (kinda funny, i see the irony)
it was due like today so i listened to it all today and bro was spitting.
as in he was just speaking very quickly 😂
also i was running while i listened to chapters like 7-10 which made it a little harder to focus, when i listen to audiobooks i like to try and be doing minimal other things.
i like what he says about secular church on television and gatekeeping it as a religion bro, cause like those people are scam artists anyways.
that being said he reffers to african ameircans as “blacks”
which was quite off putting i understand it was made in ‘85 but like, you wrote this down?
he says things that are just wrong like on a real nitty gritty sort of it, , and im sort of paraphrasing he but says [on the subject of people who dont want to promote like the “best appearance” of themselves]he says that like those people either don’t exist or are like, sick & twisted? i disagree with either of those sentiments
everything else he says about like the paper and the telly is cool though
it was due like today so i listened to it all today and bro was spitting.
as in he was just speaking very quickly 😂
also i was running while i listened to chapters like 7-10 which made it a little harder to focus, when i listen to audiobooks i like to try and be doing minimal other things.
i like what he says about secular church on television and gatekeeping it as a religion bro, cause like those people are scam artists anyways.
that being said he reffers to african ameircans as “blacks”
which was quite off putting i understand it was made in ‘85 but like, you wrote this down?
he says things that are just wrong like on a real nitty gritty sort of it, , and im sort of paraphrasing he but says [on the subject of people who dont want to promote like the “best appearance” of themselves]he says that like those people either don’t exist or are like, sick & twisted? i disagree with either of those sentiments
everything else he says about like the paper and the telly is cool though