HearRational had some intriguing ideas at its core — playing with conspiracy logic, misinformation, and quirky characters — but overall it landed more on straightforward than memorable. The writing was clean and easy to follow, and the premise (a conspiracy podcaster whose odd theories unexpectedly go viral) had the potential to be sharper or more biting.
The tone was simple, the satire light, and the world built just enough to keep you moving through the pages without really sticking with you afterward. If you’re looking for a quick, uncomplicated read that pokes at modern belief and internet culture without getting too deep, this might fit the bill. But if you want something that surprises or lingers, HearRational doesn’t always hit those higher notes.
On a scale from 1 to 10, it felt pretty average — enjoyable in small doses, but not particularly complex or standout.