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Nicomachean Ethics by Aristotle. Definitely some great stuff there.

Caro's books on LBJ are amazing, no doubt about that. I like the in-depth writing style that he possessed and I appreciate the laying of the groundwork to make you feel like you are in the meeting itself. I could see skimming chapters or pages of a book you don't find interesting and I think...

Cats, cats are life.

We must be cautious regarding reckless classification, lest we fall into an exercise of that validates the theory of solipsism. The part of the Bible can be divided into historical writing, poetical books, literature, as well as writings on law specific to the Hebrews. The issue of translation...

It's quite a doozy. http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2016/07/14/nyregion/strand-quiz.html?smid=fb-nytimes&smtyp=cur&_r=0

Ferdinand the Bull was a favorite. I also read Mike Mulligan and his steamshovel a million times.

A cool video on Atlas Shrugged from an old conservative lion.

A Bose radio for your car?

Loving it so far.

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Is there a way that hyperlinks could be a different color or stand out in some way? When you create one, it looks like regular text and no one knows is unless their cursor moves over it by pure chance. Thanks, SFG

The Road to Character (click to see Amazon hyperlink) by David Brooks is one that folks for the conserving of social values will like, will those who can't stand conservative thought, will dismiss as a protest against the prevailing wind of progress. The thesis that Brooks puts forward is that...

What's the title of the works?

Oh snap Print better for comprehension than e-books which make you a knuckle dragging, troglodyte. :devillook

Jeremy Rifkin is one heck of a futurist writer. His End of Work is NOT to be missed if you want to glean what the future holds. The guy predicted the state of society before Uber and Airbnb. This book sounds quite interesting, though I don't know if "industrial" is the right description.