I don’t always drop my phone in the toilet, but when I do I put it in a bowl of rice
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I read Life Hacks by Keith Brandon so that you don’t have to. There are 1000 so-called life hacks in this book. I share my review that is more of a rant against misinformation that Brandon is guilty of shamelessly spreading.
Extra Info you may want to know:
Link for hack number 317: “Daytime naps help to improve your memory and cut the risk of heart disease” can be found at ynquiz.com.
Link to my new favourite podcast: Were you raised by wolves?
Link to the YouTube playlist builder: https://www.youtube.com/disco
Despite the disclaimer that the author and publisher accept no responsibility for misadventure caused by following any of these hacks, this reader thinks that it is extremely irresponsible and unethical to publish this book without rigorous fact checking. There is no excuse for propagating false, incomplete, or misleading information. And the author shouldn’t be profiting from it. If he wanted to maximize his credibility, citing sources and proof would have helped. Save your money and time and skip this one altogether.
I cross-posted this review to https://www.goodreads.com/ so you can also see it there. If you are interested in connecting with me on goodreads, my site on it at https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/1169678-ninja
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