by A.J. Jacobs
This is the third book by A.J. Jacobs that I've read, and it is my least favorite. I think the main reason is that this is a series of small experiments, while the others were longer and more involved. This book felt more disjointed, maybe even a little forced. That being said, there were a number of laugh-out-loud moments, especially in the final projects. A couple of his projects included: outsourcing his life to companies in India--both professional and personal, trying to practice radical honesty, and letting his wife be in charge of everything. Parts were intriguing, but it's not a book I would necessarily reccomend. Read his other two first at least.
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