pickIt's wonderful to find something that reinforces ideas you've already started implementing in your life. This book preaches a life where the attention economy is deprived of your attention. No social media on your phone. Limit the time you do access. Choose high quality news sources only including a newspaper.Your time=their money. Take back your time. Suggestions of how are given throughout the book. Take the time to read this and apply it.
Starting this while waiting for the snow and Polar Vortex 🥶
pickStella line up of circa 20 writers discussing the impact of Dawkins‘s work. Really good.
so-so(2022) I love Neil deGrasse Tyson, but the farther he strays from astrophysics the more he's just another smart dude with Opinions. Good stuff here to think about but on many subjects there's plenty of reason to disagree without deserving the charge of "unscientific thinking."
Ooh tough. I'm a Prepared Sipper Undead Statue.
I am in India with the (now late) Archbishop Desmond Tutu and the Dalai Lama.
#WhereAreYouMonday.
@Cupcake12
Eichmann sounds a lit like somebody else in today‘s news, doesn‘t he? I mean, like a lot of somebodys, really.
#adventuresinphilosophy #HannahArendt
pickRead in 2024. I listened to this one over audio that was narrated by the author. I liked Cultish a little more but found this one interesting too. Montell highlights different psychological concepts & how they connect to our current society (social media, conspiracy theories, biases). I was already familiar with a lot of these ideas from other readings.
