"Good but MEH at the same time"

It is written in a nice witty manner, and it has some good information in it and interesting ideas.
It is a good read for those who want to challenge the westernised stereotypical "orthodoxy" but it is not a "replacement" for it.

BUT

What puts me off in this book, is that some parts of it reek of arrogance. It is as if the author wants to point out "how special" he is and how everyone else is just wrong. And I think this is simply done in order for the author to justify their sexual habits, bad choices (that is in denial to admit he regrets), and questionable morals.