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David McRaney
David McRaney is a journalist who loves psychology, technology and the internet. Before going to college, he tried waiting tables, working construction, selling leather coats, building and installing electrical control panels, and owning pet stores. As a journalist, McRaney cut his teeth covering... show more

David McRaney is a journalist who loves psychology, technology and the internet. Before going to college, he tried waiting tables, working construction, selling leather coats, building and installing electrical control panels, and owning pet stores. As a journalist, McRaney cut his teeth covering Hurricane Katrina on the Gulf Coast and in the Pine Belt for several newspapers. Since then he has been a beat reporter, an editor, a photographer and everything in between. He is now employed as director of new media for a broadcast television company where he also produced a television show focusing on the music of the Deep South.He is married to Amanda McRaney and they live in Hattiesburg, Mississippi
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1984
1984 rated it 11 years ago
I loved this book and recommend this as a must-read for any reader, regardless of the kind of book you usually prefer. You see, it's relevant. In fact, it's horribly relevant. Internet, the land of the ego, where everyone likes to be right (or as right as possible, twenty four seven) could use this ...
Dichotomygirl
Dichotomygirl rated it 12 years ago
This was an interesting book, however I think that the Author could have been a little more tactful in his pointing out how we are all complete idiots.
Osho
Osho rated it 12 years ago
Couldn't finish. Between the condescending, pseudo-jocular tone and the superficial (and sometimes incomplete/inadequate) explanations of the concepts and research, I was reasonably turned off. This is the only book I've returned in at least the last 15 years.
Stephanie's books and other things
Stephanie's books and other things rated it 12 years ago
Turns out everyone thinks they are somehow smarter than the people around them, everyone. We all are guilty of it. We walk into a Wal-mart, take a look around us and think “what a bunch of freaks, and always in Wal-mart” …..But we are also in Wal-mart as we make this judgment. I don’t go into tha...
viim
viim rated it 12 years ago
Solid collection of cognitive (et al) psych cases. I'd give this four stars if only the tone weren't so dreary. I understand this used to be a blog, and it would work in that medium. Good slant actually, the pessimism. In book form though, being put down at the end of every chapter made this feel de...
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