t(h)inkerer wants to read Team of Rivals. Film Tie-In by Doris Kearns Goodwin
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I like learning (reading, thinking, writing), and I dabble in anything that interests me, both fiction and non-fiction.
I need to make more time to read, because my "To Read" list keeps getting longer
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I have not read this but expect I will disagree and see serious flaws in it: if I must reject ideological tyranny, then should I also reject the ideological tyranny of Krishnamurti? The idea of absolute freedom for created, dependent beings such as ourselves is nonsensical.
However, maybe I'm too quickly judging a book by its description. I would still like to read it.
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This book has been recommended for so many years by so many people, I should probably just read it!
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Wouldn't be my first choice, but would be valuable to hear a Native American perspective.
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Could be interesting, but I'm on the fence.
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Definitely seems out of my normal sphere of interest, but that could be really interesting, and that's what Caroline is saying: "Unexpectedly SO GOOD."
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Not sure it is totally interesting to me, but it would be valuable to hear African voices and stories.
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Not sure I'd want to own it, but it would be fun to browse through. Maybe something to get from the library.
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A book from an animal behaviorist about how bees make decisions collectively and how we can learn from them.
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"Something is going wrong on many college campuses in the last few years. Rates of …
Recommended on this thread twitter.com/sashaonsocial/status/1479513567451824136 and it actually sounds very interesting. Just reading the summary it resonates with me very much.
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"gendlin focusing. this is the very first therapy-like thing i ever encountered and i sometimes still return to it as a kind of "home base." gendlin seems to have been onto something very deep here. it wasn't enough by itself for me tho"