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Three books that changed my life. For a few minutes. (Each.)
My screedy thing involving The Communist Manifesto and how it influenced me deeply, for a couple of days, reminded me of two other books which affected me longer, but not forever. In my early 20’s I was drawn to the … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, How I Learned The Facts of Life, The Facts of Life
Tagged Communist Manifesto, cyclothymic personality disorder, Erich Fromm, Marcus Aurelius, Meditations of Marcus Aurelius, Odesa, The Art of Loving, Ukraine
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The New Yorker spills the (canned) beans* on another cult: bunkerism
But this one is funny — provided you’re not a paranoid. (Self-diagnose quickly before you continue reading. If you are paranoid, you won’t like what I’m writing and you certainly will not like the woman about whom I’m writing.) For … Continue reading
Posted in climate change, COVID-19, Culture, Guns in the U.S. of A., Journalism, political campaigns, The Facts of Life, The filthy rich, Trumpism
Tagged AI, asteroids, bunker life, bunkerism, End Times, Jon Tester, Montana, Montana Senate race, paranoia, Patricia Marx, sterility, The New Yorker, YouGov pollster
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Mysteries of Life: Rock ‘n’ roll hair in the 80’s
Not sure when I stopped listening to pop music but from what I’m hearing right now (Music Choice channel 1928), I believe it must have been in the 1980’s, because the first song I’m hearing (boy band), I don’t know. … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, The Facts of Life
Tagged Fleetwood Mac, Lionel Ritchie, Music Choice, Rod Stewart, Sting
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