Gibson bends the structure of traditional story telling, the English language, and the reader’s mind, and leaves you wanting more, with two more books in the trilogy waiting to be explored. … More “Neuromancer” by William Gibson
Taken as a whole, Feynman is a veritable popular-philosopher of science. He understood the limits of science so well he was able on multiple occasions to recognize false an self-imposed boundaries, knock them down, and push those fields decades forward in one go. … More “The Pleasure of Finding Things Out” by Richard Feynman
One and a half days in the city is enough time to experience more powerful art than is safe to consume. … More Manhattan – 7/28/2017
Snowpiercer presents a contrary view of humanity than most may like to entertain. Could that explain why this Summer blockbuster failed to break through to American markets? … More Why “Snowpiercer” failed to break through to American markets
Peter Enns basically condenses an entire exegesis seminary course down into something easy to read and understand. … More “The Bible Tells Me So…” by Pete Enns
I took a museum visiting trip to NYC and learned a bit about myself and humanity along the way. … More Manhattan – 07/01/2017
if ur always hapy are u ever truly hapy, or is hapiness only somthing we see in u because we know sadness … More “everyone’s a aliebn when ur a aliebn too” by Jonny Sun
It is up to all of us to examine ourselves and recognize that the racialization of America today is largely due to structural problems and that therefore structural solutions are required to resolve them. … More “Divided by Faith” by Emerson and Smith
Post scarcity can be a problem, as all of the wealth may pool in one place, to the detriment of everyone else. … More “Trekonomics” by Manu Saadia
“Waking Up White” is an introspective and eye opening first step towards understanding white privilege and racism in America. … More “Waking Up White” by Debbie Irving
