Just got an awesome book-sharing request from a workshop I'm attending this weekend. I am totally stealing this to use in future workshops (and I hope others will steal it too).pic.twitter.com/eJCFvIqYmZ
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Just ordered Brand's "How Buildings Learn", Illich's "Deschooling Society", Ostrom's "Governing the Commons", Adams's "Watership Down", Lakatos's "Proofs and Refutations", Gleick's "Genius". Six books I love, and hope someone else will enjoy too.
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Amazon Prime is awesome, but I'm not sure they will arrive in time...
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Do you do any reading on consciousness / philosophy of mind, or interested in these topics? I'd be curious to know your thoughts.
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I certainly read about consciousness. No short thoughts to share, I'm afraid. A topic on which I'd prefer to write 10,000+ words or none at all, I suspect.
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Yes, that's the downside... I scan most of my books after reading, so the only books I have fall into the categories of (1) haven't read, and (2) too precious to give away. (If anyone thinks I'm hauling along one of my _Absolute Sandman_ volumes to give away, they're crazy!)
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do you scan them with OCR so you can search them etc? why not ebooks? apologies if you've written about this elsewhere and i've missed it
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You need Amazon Primer, the one with time travel
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