Review #72: The Amazing Crystal: Revelations by Gerald Lizee, Robert Dykes (Translation)

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


Is human evolution really triggered by some powerful nano-robots of some other galaxy? Is Charles
Darwin really wrong? Should we stop believing in God? The Amazing Crystal by Gerald Lizee is the book which will promptly take you on a journey into the unknown, a journey into the future where we will see things with more clear perspective, a journey into a galaxy, which we thought never existed, a journey into the secrets of human evolution on Earth. A book which will intrigue you to know more about those subjects about which we never ponder upon! This book might disturb your belief over God. But I don't know why everything sounds so real and factual with all those logical and scientific explanations, I think, for a fleet second you'll bound to forget that this book is fiction!

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Review #13: The Way Inn by Will Wiles

My rating: 3 of 5 stars


Physical illusions are phenomenal illusions which occur before light enters the eye, such as a mirage, a rainbow... Physiological illusions are the effects on the eyes or brain of prolonged stimulation of a specific type: brightness, tilt, color, movement... Visual cognitive illusions interact with different levels of perceptual processing, and inbuilt assumptions or ‘knowledge’ becomes misdirected. When we experience a visual cognitive illusion, the perceptual error remains compelling even when we are fully aware of its nature.

Now that's the definition of Optical Illusion- all about light, mind and eyes! A trick played over and over again, but unfortunately our brain fails to register it!

Will Wiles, an architecture as well as an author, has mastered his architectural skills to build his massive and grand chain of hospitality hotels in his new book, called The Way Inn. Also he managed to create a quite a deal of visual perception on his reader's minds via his protagonist, Neil Double.

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