@Daojoan I've read it almost as soon as it came out and thought it was a good book (I was very young then too). A few years later, coming from STEM background I read the second book and it was _really_ bad. Somehow this didn't make me re-examine my evaluation of the first one, not until I've listened to "If Books Could Kill" podcast episode about it. So his books are not only riddled with inaccuracies, but they are also dangerous in how they trick you into false knowledge.