Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Not that anyone would be entertained ny a documentary, (especdially when you are unaware that what you are about to watch is in fact a documentary), but to educate and enlighten towards a higher path of mental processing and subliminally inject and restore hope to a world where science and faith are arch rivals moreso than God and the Devil (At least the Devil knows where to get off). Aim for an mind wakener where your darkest doubts and brightest beliefs or whatsoever combination have you, are permanently laid to rest. Research supported evidence, answers to the big "then why?" lie here. But be advised that the groundbreaking content is advance and requires much thought in order to fully understand as is necessary. And without further ado, I say... see for yourself. Answer:
Answer: Yes

Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I bought this book in the series after watching Cruise's take on the character in "Jack Reacher." Cruise made the character believable whereas the author fails miserably. A MP major, this clueless? A West Point grad? Get real! So much gruesome violence. The movie, however, has interesting aspects. Cruise defends and makes reasonable Reacher's withdrawal from the mainstream.As a shooting competitor, I also found the movie interesting for its 308 shooting/reloading. The author on the other hand made several firearms technical errors. The book: Jejune. Puerile. Answer:
Answer: No

Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: What a bizarre book. I checked it out from the library expecting beautiful photographs of stunning gardens and equally lovely descriptions. Not here! Instead, there are lush photographs and bizarre psychobabble. Of course, I am a scientist, and have a hard time dealing with this type of nonsense at the best of times.Don't waste either your time or money. The photographs are beautiful, but the the written portion seems to consist solely of Ms. Woods's silly spiritual ramblings. Answer:
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