Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Grandiose but unsatisfying Review: This is an elegantly designed yet arrogant and verbose volume. (As the reader is informed, writing the book took more than a hundred million keystrokes and more than "a hundred mouse miles.")So far, in reading it I have found three propositions: (1) The author, Wolfram, is a genius; (2) Simple programs can produce complex results; (3) Mathematica can be used to produce interesting patterns that have elements of repetition but are not symmetrical.The first of these propositions I leave to your own judgement (and that of history). The second is obviously true to any programmer. The third seems kind of trivial for the grandiose claims made.Speaking of grandiose claims, I keep trying to find the "new kind of science" promised in the introduction (and the hype). Maybe I need to study it further, but I just don't see anything justifying the claims here.
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Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Yet Another "Doom and Gloomer" Debunked ! Review: Now that we are less than a year away from the end of the 90's, we see why the Preterist view (which teaches that New Testament eschatology focused on the end of the OLD covenant, not the new) is gaining increased acceptance. It is my hope that once we pass the year 2000, these types of hype-driven books will cease to excite interest. That starts with you. Buy R.C. Sproul's "Last Days According to Jesus" instead.
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Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Not worth the money. Review: I think I paid somewhere in the neighborhood of $25/$27 for this....definitely not worth it. I thought perhaps it was something special and that my life and language would be enriched by reading it...but I was mistaken. WAY overpriced and overrated.
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Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Same great game, only a few new features. Review: Pro Skater 3 is on a higher platform, but its still the same great skateboarding game that it has always been. You can play as one of 13 pro skaters in skate parks located around the world, such as Japan, Canada and a cruise ship. Not much has improved, except for the graphics, and the fact that people can now be found in the skate parks! There are however new challenges, other than scoring points and jumping gaps. Now you can impress people to earn cash! Rather than buying stats like in Pro Skater 2, you now must earn them! There are also more advanced create a skater and park editors with different ramps, hazards and schemes like a beach! After all of that has been said, because I have played and beaten the past two games, this game offered only a week's worth of challenge. There is now smearing blood in the game.
