There's this subplot that centers around Noetic Science. Now, it would be fantastic if their claims are true, and it turns out people can be healed by willpower alone from a distance and all that jazz, but until their results are solid and repeatable, in a word, fact, claims are all they have. Anyway, the good news is that while it's present in the story, none of it is critical for the story to work. Nobody uses their jedi mind tricks here, which is great, because then I, like Langdon, wouldn't believe it.
In summation, Dan Brown does a good job of mixing ideas together to form a complete narrative. If this book is also adapted to film, I can already see a couple of parts that would need to change entirely (One really suspenseful scene is entirely in the dark. That simply wouldn't work visually), but I'd be there to see it in theaters.
Well, now that this one's done, what next? Any recommendations for a good read?
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