As my username pays homage to, I think The Wealth of Nations might be my favourite of all time. It really set in place a lot of the underlying framework for how I see the world and operate within it.
What's your favourite book of all time and why?
What's your favourite book of all time?
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What's your favourite book of all time?
Just as the title says.
As my username pays homage to, I think The Wealth of Nations might be my favourite of all time. It really set in place a lot of the underlying framework for how I see the world and operate within it.
What's your favourite book of all time and why?
As my username pays homage to, I think The Wealth of Nations might be my favourite of all time. It really set in place a lot of the underlying framework for how I see the world and operate within it.
What's your favourite book of all time and why?
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Mark Leavy
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Re: What's your favourite book of all time?
Mine is pretty much the same as Smithers'. But just the "how to" portion.
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Re: What's your favourite book of all time?
Rand's The Virtue of Selfishness
Rand or Libertarianism were never mentioned in my high school or at Stanford, despite taking a couple philosophy courses. And they loved the phrase "breadth and depth" to describe their programs
Well thats nothing compared to what they inflicted upon college kids with the covid response.
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Rand or Libertarianism were never mentioned in my high school or at Stanford, despite taking a couple philosophy courses. And they loved the phrase "breadth and depth" to describe their programs
Well thats nothing compared to what they inflicted upon college kids with the covid response.
The Long March through the Institutions
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Mountaineer
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Re: What's your favourite book of all time?
DNA has its own language (code), and language requires intelligence. There is no known mechanism by which matter can give birth to information, let alone language. It is unreasonable to believe the world could have happened by chance.