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So far the book has been very informative, but I am still struggling with the language it is written in. Every sentence has to be interpreted and translated into simpler words.

The section I just finished is about circular design, and it was interesting to read about how it includes everyone and even technology.

The first chapter seems to be entirely a collection of different companies working with sustainability. The chapter gives a bit of insight into the different approaches the companies took.

This book seems to cover every aspect of our modern society, and it is incredibly fascinating. Many of those questions people raise regarding EVs, cow burbs, etc is being answered.

Chapter 2 was very interesting. It was talking about how big a problem some things right in front of our noses are (Fossil fuels). It also mentions that it takes many years to change the technology (Not like the tech industry), and it talks about how hard it is to get people to work together across all countries.

The first chapter was really interesting, but also quite scary. It mentioned how bad things could get and what to expect if we don’t change.

It is shocking to learn how rough a childhood Elon had.

So far the book is good. I have read a few dry chapters, but it also taught me much about general software architecture rules.

I am only just getting started, but already now I have learned so many new things in Rust that other videos and books haven’t been able to teach me.

The stories seems interesting, but so far I haven’t really learned anything I can use to better my thinking. I’m getting a feeling like it’s hard to hold on and keep reading.

The book is project based and it seems like a good approach to build simple command line tools to learn Rust better.