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The book is very easy to follow and I learned everything I need to know about Java 17

I really wish everyone on earth could read this book. The world would be a much friendlier place.

I wish I have read this book earlier in my life, so I know not to overexert myself in a desire to be "successful" or "productive". I have learned to better take care of myself.

This book helped me so much in understanding my autism and accepting myself. I feel like my life makes sense now. Hopefully I can have a fulfilling life unmasked.

This book helped me so much! I'm so happy to learn from other autistic authors and their experience, and understanding myself better

This book gave me good insight into how the engineering profession and existing structures affect our cities, and the implicit values those professions bring. I do feel the book centers too much on finances over just talking about livable cities, but is still a good read if you want to know how to make your city better.

It also goes on this weird rant about high speed rail being communist like seriously what's up with that

This book taught me quite a lot about traffic and the human part of the equation, though I fear some of the insights may be outdated as newer ideas about cities and traffic are introduced.

This book completely changed how I see the world. People are inherently good, and we should strive to bring the best out of everyone.

Definitely helped me understand the news more

I now know Git better than any coworker

Think about what is possible in your city if it weren't full of cars!

Making science accessible to everyone! This really inspired me to love science, or maybe I already loved science.

This really puts the world in a new perspective I haven't realized before. You'll start to get mad at how the world is designed with bias.

Who says internet language isn't a science?