I'm more afraid of being afraid of ideas than I am of ideas and I don't really care about being socially accepted if the cost is "thinking"
What books are you wary about reading, because they might change your mind and make your views less socially acceptable? Replies welcome.pic.twitter.com/KDUBrs8xyR
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...those are big words.
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The Unabomber Manifesto - No, really. I started reading it and it was WAY more coherent than I expected it to be so I stopped reading it.
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Mussolini's Intellectuals. Until I read it. Need not have been. Clarified for me how he went so wrong. Better 'big picture' of history now.
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(By the way, Erdogan's situation has lots of eerie parallels to Mussolini's.)
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For me, there are no such books; I like to entertain socially unacceptable views; social conformity is a very unreliable guide to the truth.
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CS Lewis The Abolition of Man.
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People have that thought?
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it's depending on which society u stay.in China, every book criticise the government or the leader Mao will fit ur conditions
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The Secret, duh!
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