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My Thoughts on the Books I Read!

The Invisible Gorilla: How Our Intuitions Deceive Us

Author: Daniel Simons and Christopher F. Chabris Publication Date: June 2011
2026-02-05 3 min read Sincheenz

Once you are done reading this book, you will take a step back before forming an opinion, whether it is about things happening around you or what you see on TV or read in newspapers, blogs, etc. The book explains how our intuitions can deceive us into believing things that might not be true.

The book addresses six main illusions. The illusion of attention explains how we overlook things due to tunnel vision and how we believe we can multitask. When we are driving, we often assume it is okay to speak on the phone because we are experienced drivers and do not need much brain power on familiar routes. But the authors argue that it is not the things we expect to see that we miss. It is the extremely unexpected that goes unnoticed. We miss it because we were never expecting it.

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The Trial

Author: Franz Kafka Publication Date: April 1925
2026-01-10 1 min read Sincheenz

It was confusing. I was confused when I read Kafka’s first book, Metamorphosis. I did not know what to make of it. The writing style was very interesting, and even though I thought I should quit reading it, I still had this urge to continue. The same thing happened with The Trial.

Each chapter left me feeling irritated, confused, bored, and yet intrigued. I finished both books, and I still don’t know what the hype is about. His writing style is unique, but he rambles on, and everything feels disjointed.

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