No, I didn't!
Posts by Manuel del Río
Answer is self-evident
I'd be happier if I could just buy a sewn, quality paper, hardcover edition of the Sprawl trilogy...
Kerala?
After a pause, we're back to Mathematical Creatures and Where to Find Them, with the first part of Full and Faithful Functors
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Back to Bartle and Sherbert, and some musings on the Archimedean Property!
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Monk doesn't do you justice. I think of you as a dweller in Dante's sphere of Saturn, il cielo dei contemplativi
Thirty-fourth book of the year finished: The Invention of Good and Evil by Hanno Sauer:
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Part 5 (and last) of Prison, my lord? Gnostic Readings of the City, Literature, and Cinema: gnostic movies
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More Chinese poetry: Yuan Chun on writing to her sisters, in Luoyang
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Looks very interesting!
Against the Viewpoint of the Universe™ (2). More ramblings on ethics and anti-realism
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Part 4 of Prison, my lord? Gnostic Readings of the City, Literature, and Cinema: gnostic literature
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Thirty-third book of the year finished: Fabled Cities of Central Asia: Samarkand, Bukhara, Khiva by Robin Magowan
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Part 3 of Prison, my lord? Gnostic Readings of the City, Literature, and Cinema: gnostic urbanism:
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Thirty-second book of the year finished: The Rise and Fall of Athens: Nine Greek Lives, by Plutarch
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Wise, as is always in your nature, Caela! ❤️
More Chinese poetry: an allegory by Yuan Chun
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Part 2 of Prison, my lord? Gnostic Readings of the City, Literature, and Cinema: gnostic images in painting.
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Thanks! I'll be getting it and reading and reviewing it soon, then. Can't really stress how valuable and eye-opening I found your previous one.
Loved your previous book, @hannahritchie.bsky.social. In what way is the new one different, if I may ask?
Loved her previous book. How does this one differ from it?
The Best Things I Have Found on the Unreasonable Effectiveness of Neural Networks
It may simply be that I am in a very unusual position with respect to what I know & what I don't, but I found these three videos from Welch Labs to be incredibly enlightening…
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This was an old article of mine that I published 14 years ago and that I'll be sharing now with you (in English!): Prison, my lord? Gnostic Readings of the City, Literature, and Cinema, part 1 (Introduction).
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No disrespect, but that's not a valid answer. Data gives an average - of course some pensioners will have low income, and some will have a high one. But pensions being greater than salaries is unsustainable (and arguably, immoral).
This month's purchases:
The Wind From Vulture Peak - Stephen D. Miller
The Indo-Europeans Rediscovered - J.P. Mallory
The Great Commentary to the Documents Classic - Fan Lin and Griet Vankeerberghen
More Chinese poetry: Yuan Chun on the views of a Chang'an Spring
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