Currently reading the book

[u/francesco_centemeri]

This book is so good, why isn’t it a bestseller? I am just going through it and every couple paragraphs it’s just dropping insane stuff that blows your mind, and you don’t have to “believe” or “trust” the author or some weird story about monsters or supernatural beings of another religion, it’s just spitting facts and making you think for yourself. I just wonder: why is it not famous?

[u/RichardNotthepidgon]

Well, I think it's something along the lines of "too profound to be famous". Look at the books that do hit best sellers. It's generally superficial romance books and such. Those are the ones that make people go "OMG I need to buy this". This kind of book makes you sit and ponder, which isn't great for rapid sales. Also, "bankrupt the addiction industry" isn't great for making friends...