Was interviewed this week on @WOSUAllSides with Amy Juravich, and talked about the @PartiallyExLife book and my series of philosophy lectures https://t.co/4C9wF9bwGJ https://t.co/D9IADRwZ3f
@JasonAChristian If you're serious about the virtuosic then "Dhalgren" by Delany. But not for the faint of heart in any way, shape, or form.
If you've already read that, then Kiese Laymon's "Long Division"
@Samantharhill e e cummings
love is more thicker than forget
more thinner than recall
more seldom than a wave is wet
more frequent than to fail
it is most mad and moonly
and less it shall unbe
than all the sea which only
is deeper than the sea
@PhDPersuasion Yes, I've always found it a cautionary tale for what happens when you let over-consumption and the resulting waste products get the better of you.
@lastpositivist 20 years ago, remembered kid's entertainment (stuffed animals, cartoons, superheroes) was turned foul-mouthed and nihilistic.
Now, the things those same people would have enjoyed as young adults is turned gritty, depressing and serious.
Therefore: It's a conspiracy
@VanguardVince@Whotfismick This was my younger sister's all-time favorite show, second only to Batman: The Animated Series. We still reference this episode when we're together.
@victorckumar In terms of being a great philosopher who despised everything that philosophy is about? Hands down, Hume.
Also the person who did the most damage to the discipline. No one else is even close.
@SpeedWatkins Speaking as a theist, I agree that Problem of the Evil is the strongest argument against theism.
But where are you getting this claim that rejection of theism is one of the few areas of agreement for "philosophers"?
Are you limiting to current, academic philosophers?