Deviate: Seeing Reality Differently Hardcover – 10 May 2017

The content of the book is extremely good,but the quality of the material i,e book is worst. Low grade paper,worst printing(some pages are missing) poor quality photos are spoiling the content of the book.We need a book which gives some assurance about quality of the knowledge associated with a book as well as material quality.The worst nature of the book is not permitting the free flow of reading.In future please do not publish such Indian editions,we are ready to pay extra amount ,but low ,worst quality materials are not acceptable.This is a warning to Prof Beau Lotto also.

Content is really good. But note that the book is really small in size as shown in the pic, as are the fonts. The paper quality could be better.

The book is very good. I can say this because I bought the Kindle version of it. Please don't waste your money and time buying the hardcover copy you won't be able to read it.

I liked the book. It offers striking psychological insights and practical tips for improvement in our own behaviour for better outcomes. Highly recommended.

This book is one of the best books on perception out there. Written by a Neuroscientist, it explains the science behind how "our perceptions are the feedback onto our perceptions, creating a self-reinforcing narrative": and then, building upon that insight, tackles the question of free-will. This book has immense scope! Buy it already!

Deviate forces the reader to think differently . Questions many conventionally accepted perspectives. It is a bit difficult to grasp everything in one reading (for me). So I will read again. The book is definitely worth.

The content of the book is very good. Value for money. However, Hardcover book font is small and hard to read.

Initial chapters are good. But kind of gets boring as it proceeds

The condition of the book is excellent. I haven't had time to read it yet but I'm looking forward to it.

A challenging read yet it will reward you with profound insight if you persevere. Possibly the most important book I have ever read.

While I do not question the authors knowledge of the subject, there is a serious problem with the way this book is structured - basically it has none. It's just a hodgepodge of thoughts and ideas (interesting in and of themselves but are largely unrelated to one another. The author has no ability to simply stick to the subject. This book is in need of a good (ie brutal) editor.

The author describes the human condition and ways to tackle some of life’s perpetual problems in a very accessible form.If you want to live an easier and more comfortable life, reading this book is a must.

I loved this book. It truly helped me to see myself and others in a new light. I could grapple with past conflicts and make sense of them. Most importantly, it explained to me how I innovate, which is something I've done instinctually since childhood. My habit of asking why seems to be at the heart of it. A truly uplifting, edifying book for those curious and courageous enough to break with conformity.