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“I would have read this book on the information about coffee alone,

but Iâ€m going to really love explaining to people why itâ€s not my

fault I donâ€t like bacon and my love of hot sauce is actually my way

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amazing things while being thoroughly amused.― –Amyâ€s Book-et List

 “There are so many interesting tidbits that you could use as

cocktail party conversation- the study of nursery schoolers personality

traits that predicts political affiliation 20 years later, acetaminophen

has been shown to decrease empathy, birds are better at multitasking

than people...(Why do smokers drink a lot of coffee?)― –Bookchickdi

 “Just know that the writing is top notch and the content will keep

you interested long after you put the book down. Its funny, interesting,

and unforgettable - what more could you want, right? I know I loved

it.― –A Bookish Way of LIfe  “There is so much to unpack in this

book. First, I need to mention that itâ€s written with a lot of humor

to make it more readable, especially the first half or so. Second, any

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over. “ –Stacyâ€s Books  “Sullivan delivers the science behind

these concepts with humor and approachability.― –JulzReads  “I

laughed out loud more than once as the author described gene therapy

“as easy as a Matchbox Twenty guitar solo…― and comparing religion

to duct tape “despite the monumental discoveries driven by science,

some people still really love the duct tape.― --Orange County Readers

 “This is accessible genetics the way you wish your high school

biology teacher would have taught things and is filled with pop-culture

references and engaging language that will appeal to science buffs and

curious minds alike.― –Stephanieâ€s Book Reviews  “Pleased to

Meet Me…may very possibly give you a case of the goosebumps as you

have one epiphany after another as Sullivan teaches us to take a long

hard look at all the things that miraculously came together to make us

truly unique.  Whether youâ€re interested in science or simply the

human condition, this should be mandatory reading.― –Jathan & Heather

 “Honestly, this book is sort of mind-blowing. I feel like I have a

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are either fascinating all on their own or feel highly applicable to dayto-day

life.― –Sara Ames-Foley  “Itâ€s a quick read that I was

able to step away from feeling quite a bit smarter than when I

started.― –Paulâ€s Picks  “Iâ€ve been thinking of this book

often since finishing it, and I think Iâ€ll be returning to it often as

well, because there are so many times that the topics it covers arise

— whether in the news, conversation, other reading — everywhere,

really.― –Whatâ€s Nonfiction?“In equal parts approachable and mindblowing.

Sullivan gives us a whistle-stop tour of the myriad factors

that make you who you are―—David Eagleman, host of PBSâ€s The Brain

with David Eagleman  “From microbes that make you intoxicated to the

genetic demons hiding within your DNA, Pleased to Meet Me is a whirlwind

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“Bill Sullivan artfully reports on how our genes interact with our

surroundings to shape our unique personalities and the people weâ€ve

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Autism  “Pleased to Meet Me is as close to philosophy as science

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the biological machines we really are. Youâ€ll be quoting it to your

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Meet Me makes you see the world in a new way. We like to think weâ€re

totally in control of how we think and act, but Sullivan makes a strong

case that our beloved ‘agency†is not what we think it is.―

—Matthew Simon, Wired science writer and author of Plight of the

Living Dead  'Filled with surprising facts, witty anecdotes, and

engaging explorations of the biological forces that make us wh