What are you reading? Have you transcended reading?
too paranoid to share what I've been reading
Finished Apology of Socrates and Crito. Now starting to read Phaedo.
Shakespeare, Henry VI.
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Isn't it better to watch a recorded performance of a play instead of reading the script?
Its like asking "isnt it better to buy mcdonalds than cooking your own food ?"
Have you transcended reading?
Why do you need to read when you've already memorized all of SICP?
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I intend to watch the play after reading the book.
I prefer reading plays to watching them.
I prefer to read watches myself.
I just finished Paradise Lost. Not feeling more Milton presently. The anniversary of Michael Servetus soured my savor of dogmatic Christianity, even were they as distanced Milton and Cromwell. I'm presently having difficulties finding anything meaningful to read besides the Apocrypha and the Imitation of Christ.
The original Protestants maligned and the Catholics for maintaining Latin as the sole inerrant tongue, yet their American latter-day followers do the same with the AV and English. If you refuse to move as the spirit lists, a literate hierocracy emerges. If you go with the tide and slavishly obey the vulgar tongue, veritas ad populum, nihil deus. In either case, an errant dogma (but I repeat myself) is inevitable.
Depression is a misnomer as to what we ultimately and innately understand as the vacuity of human deceit and the vanity of human misunderstandings.
Nassim Nicholas Taleb.
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/sol/, Have you read anything (smart) recently?
I read the Revolt of the Masses by Ortega y Gasset. Anyone that resonated with Uncle Ted's works should read it.
for a life so relatively exciting, the rose of paracelsus is a snore fest.
Pickard is very much like acid; he comes for you.
Zing zang zoom!