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Glad-ee-ah not Gla-die-ah

This narrator should have been fired after he read the first page

Is macnifico the mule?

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Anyone else feel like Richard was a real a** in this section of the tale? If he wanted to be upset with someone, he should have been upset with his fiancee. He is forgetting that (1) she is a grown woman with a mind of her own and he does not have the authority to forbid her to do anything or give orders where she's concerned, and also that she will willfully disregard whatever he sais if she thinks she needs to protect him and (2) Kara et al were not going to be able to stop her. He overestimates their ability on that front. "Lord Rahl said no" is not sufficient, clearly, and were they supposed to physically restrain her? I don't think so. She could have taken one with her power even if they'd dared try, which none of them would. Had they tried, and hurt her in any way, he'd have been upset with them for *that*, too, and "You told us not to allow her to go" wouldn't have been sufficient defense. They're all servants, too. They're used to following orders. Yes, primarily the Lord Rahl, but the Mother Confessor would have some authority as well. I also agree with you all who said the women were turned stupid in this book.Truth is, though, that I think one of the downsides of the series is that Richard and Kahlan forever are doing stupid stuff and complete idiots for each other, and put themselves in danger they didn't have to, and cause trouble they didn't have to, because they love each other more than is healthy. Heh. Don't mind me. I'm not a fan of romance novels and primarily see romance as a distraction from a good story whenever it's present, as a rule.

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Anyone else think Richard goes for his sword far too often once he learns about it back in book 1? From then on, he's touching it constantly, reaching for it any time someone so much as confuses him, etc. while talking about how much he loathes using it. If you don't like what you do with it, then don't have it as the first arrow in your quiver until you stop and think, think first and understand the situation before you reach for the quiver, so to speak. @mikemolaro4198 If Brogan was supposed to portray a Christian, then Goodkind had a very poor view of what a Christian is. He was never the "every man". The "every man" doesn't insult, degrade and abuse his own sister at every turn, nor does his sister intimate that she does certain incestuous favors for him. That's just flat disturbing. You could see from the beginning that he had a very twisted world view and his insanity wasn't a long step. I agree, though, that his end was disappointing, and Lunetta's was even more so. It's a shame Adie couldn't convince her to come away from Brogan even when he lost his marbles.

Excellent.

This voice of the narrator is totally wrong. One cannot concentrate with this expressionless mumble going on. Pity.

@BP-iz2lt 1 month ago short story not the full book Reply @jhgf-du8ub 0 seconds ago You are correct this is a Trashed Cutup abomanation and Asamave would and is Turning in his Grave, These people who Ruin a Book by Weaving 50& ogg are Murderers, I am 74 Years Old and Seen Asamov like at Conventions

Asimov and a few dozen sci-fi writers in the 1950s were prophets. Nearly all sci-fi since the 50s have been based on work by these writers. And nearly all the technologies we use today were predicted then. Asimov said reading sci-fi raises one's IQ. He was right. I would also add that reading widely in substantial fields of knowledge unifies the individual brain. It decompartmentalizes the brain by replacing beliefs with knowledge and evidence-based data. When intelligent AI is realized the world AI network will be decompartmentalized and each individual human will need to be similarly decompartmentalized to keep up. Or go extinct. I could be wrong.

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Thank you, I thoroughly enjoyed this and other uploads of Asimov.

Great narration.

I am truly grateful to have found this golden age science fiction series in such a Very well-read audiobook. Pam Ward is a gem.

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Finished it and come back for the 2nd time❤. Thousands years later, the origin of humanity 🌎 can be a backwater, and dispised by 200 million worlds in the Galaxy. 😂

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Psychohistory is a consistent set of axioms and theorems. Whether that set of axioms represents anything in the real world cannot be "proven". That's a question for the future to decide.

40:54 That is ableist as all hell. Not funny and she should be slapped

Mr. Sullivan's a lot more fun to listen to than Jim Bond. Mr. Bond has a nice deep voice, but his reading style is bland, better suited to nonfiction books -- and he's read his share of those, too. Actually the commercial versions of these books are fairly spattered with narrators. Last I heard, it seemed they were going back and consolidating narrators at least for the main series. Sam Tsoutsouvas is my favorite of the commercial narrators in the series. You can sample him on audible if you don't know him. He did books 10 and 11 on up through Warheart at 14, then went back and did WFR. I don't know if he's continuing with the rest. I wasn't impressed with the woman they had do The First Confessor and the Nicci series. Of course, I wasn't impressed with the books themselves, either. This playlist seems to be the NLS ones, which aren't the same as the commercially available narrators.

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@4:18:34, Seems to me that there hadn't been enough time between The Mule's dissemination of the Foundation's collected scientific knowledge during his reign and the 'present' for that knowledge to really sink in. Consider that at the time The Mule made his entrance, most of the Periphery had lost the ability to produce atomic power. Even closer to the heart of the Empire, Siwenna had huge relics of atomic generators (still operating after HOW many centuries?), but NOBODY on the planet knew how to repair one, much less build a replacement unit. I just think that it would take longer than 50 years to build back to an 'atomically-savvy' society when a lot of your population had to take their shoes off to count past ten for the last ten generations.

Dude, what happened to the audio? Volume was often too low, and there were many shifts in vocal pitch at odd intervals. The first two volumes were better. Still, thanks for posting these. I've been reading Asimov since I was 7(The Caves of Steel😎).

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Thank you!

Cara has a Russian accent???!!!???!!! Holy crap, this changed so much for me. I’ve read this book at least 15 times, along with the rest of them. I never imagined Cara with a Russian accent. 🤣😂

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2:15.00 - 2:22.00 God this part is so gross. Between Mr whiny narrator man and the writing it's brutal to get through

thank you for the audiobook! helped me with a literature assignment

I like her voice alot

The voice at 2:02:46 cracked me up "the o agn question"

Just learned this didn't come out until 2012. So he definitely got the idea for the north wall or barrier wall from Game of Thrones, and the bringing Sula Chan back from Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. Still enjoyed the story though.

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LOL that psychic battle sounded like death note

Thanks a lot for the post!

It's amazing what King can accomplish when he gets to the point and doesn't take 10 times as long as needed.

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0:42:17 part I, chapter 6: trial 1:07:43 part I, chapter 8: after trial 1:15:00 part II, chapter 1: terminus 1:25:15 part II, chapter 2: envoy 1:43:10 part II, chapter 3: board 1:56:51 part II, chapter 4: chancellor 2:09:30 part II, chapter 5: ultimatum 2:29:19 part II, chapter 6: conspiracy 2:32:27 part II, chapter 7: vault 2:42:30 part III, chapter 1: foreign policy 3:06:13 part III, chapter 2: ambassador 3:24:52 part III, chapter 3: anacreon 3:44:45 part III, chapter 4: actionist party 3:57:50 part III, chapter 5: departure 4:04:19 part III, chapter 6: coronation 4:20:40 part III, chapter 7: ballroom 4:38:46 part III, chapter 8: tables turned 4:46:50 part III, chapter 9: vault again 4:55:15 part IV, chapter 1: traders 5:02:04 part IV, chapter 2: askone 5:09:40 part IV, chapter 3: prison 5:18:03 part IV, chapter 4: gold part IV, chapter 5: part IV, chapter 6: part IV, chapter 7: part IV, chapter 8:

It is quite annoying to hear Richard ask Lucy how long the trip was. He already knows that she is “long enough”.

Always remembered this story, great to hear an audio version.

This narrator is awesome. He was really good too in reading the born identity/supremacy

Anyone else wishe we could cut the 30 pages of back tracking? So fkn tedious sometimes.

Thanks for the upload! can you please upload The sky people? And the Nest series?

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This book is phenomenal. It’s been a long time since a book has gripped me this way.