Question: Title: Great trip, LONG ride. Review: My only complaint about this book is its lack of brevity.(I should stop here to make my point, right?)I prefer my hard core intellectual concepts handed to me in bite-sized pieces. Easy to digest. Piaget uses every word in his thesaurus to deliver the most trivial of thoughts. Its a hard read for the average brain.Having said that, Piaget's ideas are solid and have provided this reader a brilliant look into the inner workings of the mind. He explains the how and why of the motives of thought, learning, emotions and an organism's interaction with the world around it.His discussion of "perturbances to the equilibrium of an organism's environment", ..."cause a weighted reaction in an effort to restore balance..." is fascinating.I read this book in the late 70's while studying psychology. I've read it again in recent days because I now work with artificial intelligence - Piaget's fundamentals are as solid today as they were long ago. Is the review positive or negative?
Answer: Positive

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Question: Title: With "Catholics" Like This... Review: ...who needs Catholic-bashing secularists and anti-Catholic Fundamentalists???The whole sensationalist enterprise of mocking and distorting both the Catholic faith in general and what the Catholic Church actually teaches about sexuality in particular to make a fast buck is both sick and pathetic. Just goes to show what happens when some greedy folks have waaaay too much time on their hands.Apparently these supposed "Catholics" never bothered to do their homework, such as reading Pope John Paul II's beautiful and elevating expositions on human sexuality and its dignity in his books "Theology of the Body" and "Love and Responsibility." If they had, they never could have written such insulting ....Except, of course, for the profit motive.Btw, the only reason I gave this book "1 star" was because there was no "0 stars" option. Is the review positive or negative?
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