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Past few weeks, for me it's been - The Accountant's Story - Hard Thing About Hard Things - The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind - Bitcoin Billionaires - The Alchemist
One of you told me to read, "The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind." Mind blowing in ways that I am still processing. A book you comprehend but it has layers. (Also why I block people. Idiots / losers plug timeline and make it hard to find gold.)
One of you claimed The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind was Neal Stephenon's inspiration for Snow Crash. The "voices of god" and language as firmware certainly suggest this to be true. Anyhow, good book rec, whoever you are, Twitter person.
The 'Bicameral Mind' Explains What's Next for 'Westworld' An obscure theory from the late 1970s is at the heart of TV's biggest mystery.https://www.inverse.com/article/14264-bicameral-mind-westworld-julian-jaynes-origin-of-consciousness-hbo …
"When we’re talking about the bicameral mind, we’re talking about this period after language develops, but before we learn consciousness. In lieu of an introspective mind-space, we’re hearing a commanding voice when we have decisions to make."
This was interesting. Now, I have to read this book.https://www.inverse.com/article/14264-bicameral-mind-westworld-julian-jaynes-origin-of-consciousness-hbo …
It’s a good one. Questionable conclusions but a great thought experiment nonetheless
Sounds like they were probably watching Westworld.
Just downloaded the book. Thanks for the suggestion.
Terence McKenna also mentions this in ‘Food of The Gods’
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Question: is it better to read indiscriminately hundreds of books, of which only a few are literary classics. Or to devote oneself to only reading the classics of philosophy, history, and so on... 
