Without a doubt, the strangest book I’ve ever read and yet it is some sort of exquisite genius. I don’t know why I loved it but I loved it. You just have to experience it.

It is more of a cognitive experience than a traditional book. By the end, my mind literally stopped chattering and commenting. I rarely experience true internal silence, but this delivered it. You see with extreme clarity how words sit on top of reality like little hats.

By the end my mind literally stopped chattering and commenting. It was an interesting state… I see more clearly how words are connected.

Without a doubt, the strangest book I’ve ever read and yet it is some sort of exquisite genius. It’s unsettling - a book I desperately needed even if it disrupted my usual way of thinking. You just have to experience it for yourself.

Do not read this unless you are ready to inspect just how deeply embedded language and symbolic programming really go. Chase uses language to dismantle language. It’s a linguistic circus that completely does your head in.

It functions as a reprogram to become immune to linguistic costumes and automated social conditioning. Caution: not for fast readers or people who have fooled themselves into thinking they know it all. Take it slow and let it integrate.

Chase gives you a profound insight into words and their immediate impact on our inner voice. It starkly highlights how deeply programmed we are by language. A contemplative evisceration of reflexive projections.

Bloody hell, this book did my head in. It's marvellous and fascinating.

Unlike anything I’ve run across. Overcoming the limitations of language to access raw thought is mind-bending. It forces a pause between your thoughts that stays with you long after you put the paperback down.

This isn’t fluffy theory or standard self-help. It’s an experiment that actually works. 'Naming is compression. Each label subtracts depth in exchange for speed.' This book restores the depth.