Not looking to be combative, I’m curious: where is your moral line where the scale is too great, and why is it there? A lot of these comments read that that line should be “above me somewhere”.
The offense as a whole is going to be a lot better, but This article is right, he’s the second biggest question mark (behind Fields) and then he starts off OTAs by sitting out with “soft tissue” stuff.
I wrapped up Cloud Cuckoo Land (fantastic) and Seveneves (great, if a little cramped). Currently reading The Overstory which has been a journey, really makes you think about things that you might not normally (the vastness if time, interconnected ness of nature), but it’s getting a bit drawn out.
A glimpse at the top 10 for folks outside the paywall:
I probably would swap Sewell and Slater, but I like this list a lot overall.
Not looking to be combative, I’m curious: where is your moral line where the scale is too great, and why is it there? A lot of these comments read that that line should be “above me somewhere”.
?? After you’ve paid off your million dollar house, you are a millionaire by definition.
The offense as a whole is going to be a lot better, but This article is right, he’s the second biggest question mark (behind Fields) and then he starts off OTAs by sitting out with “soft tissue” stuff.
I’ve been reading too many world-is-ending books. Picking up this nice book next on this rec, thank you!
Nice! Yeah I enjoyed Seveneves but I did enjoy it less than older Neal.
I wrapped up Cloud Cuckoo Land (fantastic) and Seveneves (great, if a little cramped). Currently reading The Overstory which has been a journey, really makes you think about things that you might not normally (the vastness if time, interconnected ness of nature), but it’s getting a bit drawn out.