Short Book Reviews: Volume IV
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Short Book Reviews Volume III
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Short Book Reviews: Volume II
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by: Erik Hoel
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Short Book Reviews Volume I
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Have More Kids!
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My report from Natal Con 2023. Including reflections on Tommy Boy, seatbelts, and the proliferation of polycrises.
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The 10 Books I Finished in November
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by: Robert Wright by: Matthew Desmond by: Michael Easter by: Robert Pirsig by: James Carse by: Nick Hornby by: Yukio Mishima by: Neil Gaiman by: Erich von Däniken by: C. S. Lewis
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Egregores, Group Minds, and White Magic
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Transcript: Is there such a thing as a group mind? If so how does it affect the thriving and surviving of groups? What do such group minds look like from a historical perspective? What about a modern perspective?
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[Patheos] - The Overemphasis on Love and Tolerance
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Transcript: Love is very important for Christians, but has there been too much emphasis placed on it? And has this emphasis warped it into something else? To put it more simply is perfect Christian love the same as unlimited tolerance? This post argues that it's not, and that in fact if you're looking for the ultimate Christian principle it might be "repentance".
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The 10 Books I Finished in October
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by: Richard Hanania by: Fredrik deBoer by: Iain McGilchrist by: Todd Herman by: Jonathan Rosen by: Audie Murphy by: Kim Stanley Robinson by: Bill Watterson by: Vic Davis by: David John Seel Jr.
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[Patheos] - The Worst Book I've Ever Read
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Transcript: John Seel Jr.'s book, The New Copernicans, is the worst book I have ever read. He puts forth a dubious premise. In support of which he provides no data to back it up, nor any anecdotes which illustrate it actually occurring. To the extent there is anything backing it up, it's provided by extensive misrepresentation of other books.
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There are three obvious paths forward: religion, atheism and transhumanism. But each of these paths must be chosen. There's also a fourth path, that of apathy. Which should we choose?