Matter of a fact you get outta my thread
Quantum immortality, subatomic particles and YOU🫵🏼
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Wow he was being rude
2 days ago
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#64
I just found the most unexpected book in a thrift store. Pedagogy of the Oppressed by Paulo Freire. I only know about it because it was the target of a take-down by James Lindsay. How's that for selective? It makes a case for the value of critical theory in education.
shadowtanuki wrote:
I just found the most unexpected book in a thrift store. Pedagogy of the Oppressed by Paulo Freire. I only know about it because it was the target of a take-down by James Lindsay. How's that for selective? It makes a case for the value of critical theory in education.
Very interesting find, I've never heard of this concept before, yes I agree this is very select.
Ok Espionage Under Cover The Memoirs Of An American Secret Agent written by E. Howard Hunt
...You know he helped kill JFK to by the way...
2 days ago
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#66
How about this, History of my Life by Giacomo Casanova. You know, CASANOVA.
Yeah I know him, women used to throw there panties when he walked in the building 🤣
ClosedSponge24 wrote:
I think we are living in a simulation. I'm on board with y'all
😎 Cool another true visionary among us!!!
1 day ago
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#70
Has anyone read the classic book on simulation, Simulacra and Simulation by Jean Baudrillard?
shadowtanuki wrote:
Has anyone read the classic book on simulation, Simulacra and Simulation by Jean Baudrillard?
No I haven't but I remember seeing it in Neos book of hidden hacks in the movie the MATRIX
Ok im ordering this one now or maybe I can find a free PDF viewer
I've contributed what is the only important observation to your quasi-philosophic rant, GroundPounder...!!!...I didn't think the Army let you grunts have this much time on your hands...
No you haven’t contributed anything but your filthy mouth that no one asked for