I started a book like two weeks ago and I'm certainly enjoying it so far. The book is titled "The Strong State and the Free Economy" and it was written by Werner Bonefeld.
I would say "The Possibility of an Island" by Houellebecq. I don't recall much about the novel, but I remember that I was confused while reading it. It's a strange book.
I just finished reading a book called 'La crisis latente del Darwinismo' by Maurício Abdalla (which would be something like 'The Latent Crisis of Darwinism' in English). I loved this book so much. The author, who is a philosopher, explains the incompatibilities between the theory of evolution proposed by Darwin (and Neo-Darwinism) and recent scientific discoveries. He discusses alternative theories such as those suggested by Lynn Margulis or Máximo Sandín, which move away from competition as a key factor in evolution. Abdalla mentions how Darwinism was a theory molded by the ideology of its time: liberalism.
I started a book like two weeks ago and I'm certainly enjoying it so far. The book is titled "The Strong State and the Free Economy" and it was written by Werner Bonefeld.
I would say "The Possibility of an Island" by Houellebecq. I don't recall much about the novel, but I remember that I was confused while reading it. It's a strange book.
Here's a summary: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Possibility_of_an_Island
Sometimes, a little bit of beard hair.
I use Navidrome with Feishin on GNU/Linux and it works well. Furthermore, you can also check out Soulseek (Nicotine+ on GNU/Linux).
I fucking hate breathing sounds. I can't help it.
I think I'm going to reread 'Thinking, Fast and Slow' by Kahneman.
I just finished reading a book called 'La crisis latente del Darwinismo' by Maurício Abdalla (which would be something like 'The Latent Crisis of Darwinism' in English). I loved this book so much. The author, who is a philosopher, explains the incompatibilities between the theory of evolution proposed by Darwin (and Neo-Darwinism) and recent scientific discoveries. He discusses alternative theories such as those suggested by Lynn Margulis or Máximo Sandín, which move away from competition as a key factor in evolution. Abdalla mentions how Darwinism was a theory molded by the ideology of its time: liberalism.