Shrimpeat

Really enjoyed his treatment of the Origin of Man at the end. Even though I'm not sure if I agree with him, his argument for evolution from certain first principles is well done. The state of the question is presented here in a way that is far more productive than the debate over design.

I found this book laying around at my buddy's place and gave it a read. I started at the second chapter, and was later surprised to find that this was really the only chapter on covid and the vaccine. The others just talk about other health issues caused by our modern environment, and the typical, “your health is your wealth,” style advice, sourced from eastern and ancient practices. If this book expounded more on the political, economic, and social consequences of the pandemic, the title would be more fitting.

Read The Principles of Nature, On Being and Essence, and On Kingship.

Fantastic textbook and plainly worded cathecism, though this edition has many typos.

Beautiful English writing and Fisher's letters are presented with love and reverance. However the author's narrative of Fisher's life is difficult to follow and could have been better. If I learned one thing, it's that Fisher celebrated mass with a skull on the altar. I recommend it, but only due to the book being less than 150 pages.