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Ebooks Freely Available from September 1st - 5th, 2019
Ebooks Freely Available from September 1st - 5th, 2019
Nietzsche's philosophical novel was an amazing read. At the time I began to read it, I hadn't really been captivated by a novel since the Harry Potter series (which I love) and I found most fantasy stories to be really boring. I didn't expect much at the time, it was mostly curiosity in relation to the game. I suspected that I'd find it boring. To my surprise, it was initially quite a laughable read.
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Not sure what value this brings and apologies if this sounds like a nonsensical doomsday spiel, but looking through the causes and consequences, I don't think neoliberalism does anything positive in the long-term for the health, growth, and wellbeing of a nation-state. This is obvious at this point even just looking purely at the US's … Continue reading What future does Neoliberalism bring?
Self-refuting and unsubstantiated Please note: I'm not giving a negative review on the basis of the thesis of the argument. I'm giving a negative review because of how bafflingly self-refuting the author's arguments were. Reading this book, I held no real opinions on the matter. I was, to the best of my knowledge, impartial to … Continue reading The Disuniting of America: Reflections on a Multicultural Society by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
People argue that these opposing sides should come together and find common ground, but you can't debate with people who dismiss everything you say and don't want to hear it. This is conceit; pure and simple. There is no chance that debates with people who don't even agree on what a fact is can yield … Continue reading The SJW Left and the Alt-Right