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it is cool

uses reverse humour to engineer the mind

The content is fine, actually quite excellent, but the quality of writing is mediocre. The style is nowhere near as good as that of books authored by Dennett alone. In addition, there are several open-ended puzzles whose answers (not provided in the book) are far from obvious to this reader, a mere Ph.D. in mathematics. Absolutely frustrating -- I would like to see whether my solutions are those that Dennett & co. have in mind.