The Theory of Everything Else
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Alistair Shepherd &
The Theory of Everything Else by Dan Schreiber

4 stars
Jul 21, 2023
Extraordinary
Unique
Unpredictable

Funny and interesting dive into 'batshit'! It tries to be a cohesive narrative but kind of fails so some bits are a bit weird. Overall though very funny and really well written and narrated

Audiobook
Format
Audiobook
Edition
ISBN unknown

Reviews

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Alistair Shepherd@accudio
4 stars
Jul 21, 2023

Funny and interesting dive into 'batshit'! It tries to be a cohesive narrative but kind of fails so some bits are a bit weird. Overall though very funny and really well written and narrated

+3
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Karolina@fox
4 stars
Jan 7, 2023

I randomly picked up this book and I’m glad I did. Dan’s dedication to go full investigative journalism on complete batshit theories (flat earth doesn’t begin to cut it) and conspiracies was an entertaining, chuckle-worthy read.

+4
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ausra@ausragi
5 stars
Dec 22, 2022
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Ben@bingobongobengo
4 stars
Dec 18, 2023

Highlights

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ausra@ausragi

it's important that we also recognise that maybe the impossible didn't happen. It doesn't mean that 'impossible' things can't happen. It's a weird universe, so they must do. But think again about your soft rock: was it a one-off event lost to time? Or is it something you can re-visit? Is it something that really happened? Or is it, as Eric discovered, just a pile of bullshit?

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ausra@ausragi

Many of us have a 'soft rock', something that we insist happened to us but cannot prove - something unbelievable, something utterly impossible, yet something that seemed so real at the time that it has become a truth to us.