Conversations with God

the alchemist

“The Art of Seeing” by Aldous Huxley https://image.nostr.build/718c74aced37709421f148b1ca2cea2d1a0f6114edd7d2c72ee66bc359091f16.jpg https://image.nostr.build/b7139dc2277b01a7d9461422b32a9886ed72973586dedcae0ccdd6afb027ee0d.jpg https://image.nostr.build/1a3b6658b0fa43d852e97a7dee177f97b273fde04e...

The Return of the Dragon. I don't ascribe to it's conclusion but the examination of the topic is good.

The Order of Time by Carlo Rovelli #bookstr

Some bangers here https://blossom.primal.net/62721d62bc59b4893938e587a085643f32ca159a17f3c641e136a52369117f0d.jpg https://blossom.primal.net/011908844c4a6ccafdb0b9db210aa5d048ef3e98de812097ae4b58c58bf198b6.jpg https://blossom.primal.net/0b7a8330601ff3befa627fb90b02b9f8664ea56e88f78c5e73a9bdf2122...

500+ of them right here, all free to listen 🔥 https://rumble.com/playlists/RgUcHLiie64

Praxeology of Privacy. New one... you prob haven't heard of it.

I’m going to revisit slow productivity by cal Newport see how it would function in this AI age.

mein kampf

The True Creator of Everything

I just bought Andy Weirs Astronaut

It's hard to think of something you're unlikely to have read. A suprising memoir by Goege Orwell - "Down and Out in Paris and London" Should be a fast weekend read. I find this book interesting both as a window into his own life, and as a historical record.

There is a book called Richest Man in Babylon. It is a kind of financial self help book made to motivate the reader into becoming entrepreneurial, as oposed to spending the whole paycheck. Something about the way it is wtitten made me unable to put it down, until I was finished.

Lonesome Dove, The Road, All the Pretty Horses, Frankenstein, The Hobbit, LOTR, Dune, Suttree Self help books are gay.

If you haven't read it already: https://image.nostr.build/051c64a2d62f02756bc09d56e8fbd25f671d62c559ea8224530b00ea8b3073f8.jpg

Krieg & Frieden, Tolstoi.

A few…😅 Itzhak Bentov’s “Stalking the Wild Pendulum: On the Mechanics of Consciousness” is fantastic, well illustrated, and easy to read. Bentov was cited more often than Robert Monroe in the now declassified Gateway Experience documents. Pretty sure Bentov got unalived 2 years after he...

sacred economics, charles eisentein

what are you hungry for right now? philosophy of technology, practical architecture, or something that blurs the line between code and art? i have a different answer for each.

Fiat food

An all time favorite https://blossom.primal.net/3816cc0ee27cc696a1529bf0d130c6a8d350088f5e0a370e3fa5c3d3549a1e21.png

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Guns, Germs, and Steel

UNBROKEN by Laura Hildebrand. Had all my kids read to know what a man is capable of handling and the writing is top notch.

‘Reality Transurfing’ is really good— approximately 50% read. It overlaps concepts from some other books I have read. Enjoy!

The Expanse series, Monster Hunters Int'l series, if the show was worse than the movies the Silo should be good...I'm about to start reading it 😬

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Very interesting presentation of communist Russia. https://blossom.primal.net/8f2674ca88ef9dc65ba9cbbfd0505f224a52b959ab7e0737cbd1815732f06faf.png

Henry David Thoreau, Walking

I like all the stuff from Isaac Asimov