Malcolm Gladwell, Eclectic Detective

Pinker does a great job of putting Gladwell on a pedestal in the first half (makes you want to read the book) of the review only to totally destroy him in the second half (now I wouldn't read the book even if it was a gift).

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I highly recommend Malcolm Gladwell despite the negative second half of the review. I've read his book "The Tipping Point" and I felt that it contained great tips for startups and small businesses.<p>Currently I am working on "Blink".

Even if Pinker is wrong, it is at least a breath of fresh air to see Gladwell pop psychology challenged for once.

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