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Re: What's on your bookshelf?

Post by Animavore » Mon Apr 27, 2009 12:13 am

I don't have anything like that :(

Could I take pictures with my Polaroid then send them to you by carrier pigeon so you scan them and download them for me?
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Post by Animavore » Mon Apr 27, 2009 12:18 am

For what it's worth.

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Re: What's on your bookshelf?

Post by Existentialist1844 » Mon Apr 27, 2009 12:18 am

Animavore wrote:I don't have anything like that :(

Could I take pictures with my Polaroid then send them to you by carrier pigeon so you scan them and download them for me?
Sure. :lol: :tup:
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Re: What's on your bookshelf?

Post by Existentialist1844 » Mon Apr 27, 2009 12:19 am

Plato and The Stuff of Thought :tup:

Nice Christmas Cards. :lol:
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Re: What's on your bookshelf?

Post by Animavore » Mon Apr 27, 2009 12:25 am

I also have The Blank Slate there.

Those Christmas cards are there about 4 years.
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Re: What's on your bookshelf?

Post by Existentialist1844 » Mon Apr 27, 2009 12:28 am

Animavore wrote:I also have The Blank Slate there.

Those Christmas cards are there about 4 years.
I also have The Blank Slate. :tup:
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Re: What's on your bookshelf?

Post by Animavore » Mon Apr 27, 2009 12:32 am

You also have the same edition of Twilight of the Idols and The Anti-Christ as I do.

A few books there you have on psychology too. That's what I plan on reading on next. I've read enough on evolution, cosmology and philosophy to get the gist of them (that's good enough for me) but, I know next to nothing on psychology (except some stuff in Derren Browns book on cold reading, rapport and NLP).
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Re: What's on your bookshelf?

Post by Existentialist1844 » Mon Apr 27, 2009 12:36 am

Animavore wrote:You also have the same edition of Twilight of the Idols and The Anti-Christ as I do.

A few books there you have on psychology too. That's what I plan on reading on next. I've read enough on evolution, cosmology and philosophy to get the gist of them (that's good enough for me) but, I know next to nothing on psychology (except some stuff in Derren Browns book on cold reading, rapport and NLP).
Good stuff. If you need any suggestions just shoot me a PM.

Considering Im an atheist, I barely read any atheist books. Ive read a few of them. Personally, I find them rather boring and repetitive.
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Re: What's on your bookshelf?

Post by Animavore » Mon Apr 27, 2009 12:42 am

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Animavore wrote:You also have the same edition of Twilight of the Idols and The Anti-Christ as I do.

A few books there you have on psychology too. That's what I plan on reading on next. I've read enough on evolution, cosmology and philosophy to get the gist of them (that's good enough for me) but, I know next to nothing on psychology (except some stuff in Derren Browns book on cold reading, rapport and NLP).
Good stuff. If you need any suggestions just shoot me a PM.

Considering Im an atheist, I barely read any atheist books. Ive read a few of them. Personally, I find them rather boring and repetitive.
Not surprising when you think there are only about five or six theological arguments and only the same again of debunking them.

I thought the latest speech on why we believe by a psychologist on RD.net was good though.
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Re: What's on your bookshelf?

Post by Existentialist1844 » Mon Apr 27, 2009 12:43 am

Animavore wrote:
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Animavore wrote:You also have the same edition of Twilight of the Idols and The Anti-Christ as I do.

A few books there you have on psychology too. That's what I plan on reading on next. I've read enough on evolution, cosmology and philosophy to get the gist of them (that's good enough for me) but, I know next to nothing on psychology (except some stuff in Derren Browns book on cold reading, rapport and NLP).
Good stuff. If you need any suggestions just shoot me a PM.

Considering Im an atheist, I barely read any atheist books. Ive read a few of them. Personally, I find them rather boring and repetitive.
Not surprising when you think there are only about five or six theological arguments and only the same again of debunking them.

I thought the latest speech on why we believe by a psychologist on RD.net was good though.
Ill have to check that out. :tup:
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Re: What's on your bookshelf?

Post by Bella Fortuna » Mon Apr 27, 2009 1:04 am

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Existentialist1844 wrote:Nice! But the first two shelves need to be organized. :? :tup: Get Bella over to clean for ya :? :lol:
Yeah right! She has better things to do.

I use so many for reference's they never get put back in their right place. Hey....I have a system. 8-)
What, you let the Furbys sort things out? :ddpan:

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Re: What's on your bookshelf?

Post by Animavore » Mon Apr 27, 2009 1:14 am

Bella Fortuna wrote:
obscured by clouds wrote:
Existentialist1844 wrote:Nice! But the first two shelves need to be organized. :? :tup: Get Bella over to clean for ya :? :lol:
Yeah right! She has better things to do.

I use so many for reference's they never get put back in their right place. Hey....I have a system. 8-)
What, you let the Furbys sort things out? :ddpan:

...You have Furbys..... that's the sort of thing that changes a relationship, you know... :?
I thought that was Bella's bookshelf. You have Furbys (plural) man. WTF.
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Re: What's on your bookshelf?

Post by Bella Fortuna » Mon Apr 27, 2009 1:16 am

A few from me...

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Re: What's on your bookshelf?

Post by Bella Fortuna » Mon Apr 27, 2009 1:18 am

Animavore wrote:
Bella Fortuna wrote:
obscured by clouds wrote:
Existentialist1844 wrote:Nice! But the first two shelves need to be organized. :? :tup: Get Bella over to clean for ya :? :lol:
Yeah right! She has better things to do.

I use so many for reference's they never get put back in their right place. Hey....I have a system. 8-)
What, you let the Furbys sort things out? :ddpan:

...You have Furbys..... that's the sort of thing that changes a relationship, you know... :?
I thought that was Bella's bookshelf. You have Furbys (plural) man. WTF.
Christ no! :shock: Furbys are first on the bonfire! :lay:

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Re: What's on your bookshelf?

Post by Animavore » Mon Apr 27, 2009 1:19 am

Oh you have Moral Minds.

Great book.

And... Sexual Anarchy. I'm intrigued.
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