I've never laughed at a Hitler video more than that one. And I definitely can relate. If you don't have a professor that actually shows up for class half the time (I'm looking at you DB), then you are totally dependent on the text; which definitely can suck.willmamudi said:Guys,
I found this Downfall parody video about how much Hitler hates Jackson EM book:
Apparently, even he can't stand Jackson after one full semester of EM course. :D
qspeechc said:How many times is that scene going to be used for a spoof? Boring.
The Jackson EM book is a fictional book written by author Tom Jackson that tells the story of a group of scientists who discover a way to control and manipulate electromagnetic energy.
The title is a play on the popular meme "Hitler rants about..." where a scene from the film "Downfall" is edited with humorous and exaggerated subtitles. In this case, the meme is referencing Hitler's infamous obsession with advanced technology and how he would react to a book about controlling electromagnetic energy.
No, the book is a work of fiction and is not intended to be historically accurate. While it does reference real historical events and figures, it is not meant to be a factual account.
The main themes of the book include scientific discovery, power and control, and the consequences of playing god. It also explores themes of morality and the role of science in society.
This book would appeal to readers who are interested in science fiction, historical fiction, and stories about scientific advancements and their impact on society. It may also appeal to those who enjoy dark humor and satire.