John Stuart Mill "Utilitarianism"
an den sum
James Rachels "Cultural Relativism"

I think Plato might be next

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Originally posted by justin I think Plato might be next

then you can read some mussolini, same message lolololol

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Originally posted by EgosXII then you can read some mussolini, same message lolololol

"The Allegory of the Cave" would surely become a Hollywood hit if it was called "The Bunker Myth"

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books

is dey good

or is dey wack?

Just started reading this, has high recommendations from my friends.

I am finishing Superfreakonomics.... it was a fun read.

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Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On OOKA-OOKA ME NACHOS ME PRESS KEYS ON COMPUTER GOOD

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Originally posted by Lews

Just finished Jon Snow's last chapter

Great book, but I feel like this one and A Feast For Crows are "the eye of the hurricane." First 3 books were really intense, then it calmed down a little bit only to get even crazier for Winds of Winter and Dream of Spring.

The series as a whole has been phenomenal. Don't think I ever experienced something so epic. Everyone should drop what they're reading and start A Song of Ice & Fire.

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Originally posted by Ted Promo As suggested earlier in this thread. Fucking immense (especially for someone such as myself who is a pesky American without much knowledge regarding the history of this continent as it was entirely brushed aside in my schooling and I just recently took initiative to rectify that and become familiar). I find narrative histories such as this of different countries and continents and whatnot verrry intriguing so if you guys have recommendations akin to shit like this lemme know.

ARE THERE BLACK PEOPLE IN THE BOOK?

Revisited some of these last night.

Recently read:
Bloodlands: Europe Between Hitler and Stalin by Timothy Snyder
Mao's Great Famine by Frank Dikoetter
Rock the Casbah by Robin Wright

Currently Reading:
The Fallcy of Fine Tuning: Why the Universe is not Designed for Us by Victor J. Stenger
The Next Decade by George Friedman