Pratik
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Read 25k pages in 2026
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Read it more for the mood and for the sadness of dashed fears, unrequited love, loss of purpose, and abject poverty than for the is-it-real monster hiding in the fog and the tides.
Read it more for the mood and for the sadness of dashed fears, unrequited love, loss of purpose, and abject poverty than for the is-it-real monster hiding in the fog and the tides.
Updated a reading goal:
Read 25k pages in 2026
Progress so far: 6252 / 25000 25%
A provocative but deliberative read by one of the professors I know at UT Austin. If you thought the nature-nurture debate was settled, be ready to re-engage because, like everything that life throws at you, it's not that simple. Even among idential twins that share the same DNA. The author is a lapsed Christian but knows enough about the Bible and her evangelical upbringing to hold forth on biblical interpretation (hence the title) and how it shapes our behavior as well.
A provocative but deliberative read by one of the professors I know at UT Austin. If you thought the nature-nurture debate was settled, be ready to re-engage because, like everything that life throws at you, it's not that simple. Even among idential twins that share the same DNA. The author is a lapsed Christian but knows enough about the Bible and her evangelical upbringing to hold forth on biblical interpretation (hence the title) and how it shapes our behavior as well.