Title: Good critical ideas, but too long
Product review: This is not the best book I ever read, but it is an intelligent one, with good ideas and excellent arguments against some naive optimistic positions about our modern world. Well-explained and clear, the book gives you a big deal of information. Unfortunately, sometimes you can get lost in the thousand of examples presented in the book. I would like a little more of organization. Moreover, I think it is too long (there are a lot of repetition of ideas and examples).Briefly, Saul's book gives you some powerful ideas that you can use in your reflections, but it is not a comprehensive explanation of the modern world, even if Saul looks for that.Because I believe in the diversity of the ideas, I am reading a Hayek's book now. Quite different, but both interesting authors.
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