Whaddya think? Sway you on UBI any? — StreetlightX
Aaah so much interesting looking stuff here! Got a top 3? — StreetlightX
Awww, poor you, you just spent some hours reading a text that may not be relevant anymore in light of non-Euclidean geometry ;)Prologemena To Any Future Metaphysics - Kant — Noble Dust
My comment was more tongue-in-cheek with reference to this thread:I read in several places that it was a good intro to the Critique of Pure Reason, and since I have a lot of other stuff to read, I figured it would be a good crash course, and then I'll get to the Critique in the future. No? — Noble Dust
Hmm, I see. Then you're more likely going to enjoy literature atm I think, since the Critique (and the Prolegomena pretty much) go step by step, discussing subject after subject in depth.Fair enough, noted. The intro to my copy outlines exactly where to go to get the gist of the Critique, so I'll follow that. I just don't have time for the Critique right now, my interests are too broad. — Noble Dust
Evidence and Inquiry by Susan Haack
History and Utopia by Cioran (rereading) — Maw
Been reading through Jared Diamond's anthropological work, following it up with Debt by David Graeber. I think this is completing my late teenage Marxist deprogramming - better follow it up by finishing 'Society of the Spectacle' and making a thread about it. — fdrake
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