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Rated The Time Machine 6/10
Rated Cyrano de Bergerac 10/10
Rated The Bad Beginning 6/10
Rated Carl's Doomsday Scenario (Dungeon Crawler Carl) 9/10
This one I read even faster than the previous one, being on holiday helps. Lots of fun. I don't know how to describe it, it's not the most original of plots, but it's so enjoyable! Maybe it's the way the characters behave.
Rated The Old Man and the Sea 10/10
Rated How Economics Shapes Science 8/10
Rated Meditations 10/10
Added In a Dark, Dark Room
Rated The Prophet 10/10
Rated The Logic of Scientific Discovery 8/10
A really impressive work by Popper. The sheer amount of argumentation and effort going into this is astounding. However, it is also quite dense, containing a lot of logical statements and more technical philosophical language. Popper also has a sometimes-rambling writing style which is endearing and nice to read, but also lengthens the text beyond what it strictly needs to be. <br/><br/>If you are interested in getting to know about Popper's work, I advise reading the first few chapters only.
Added Hannibal Rising
Added Hallucinating Foucault
Added Ethan Frome
Added Age of Iron
Rated The Structure of Scientific Revolutions 10/10
Rated Against Method 10/10
Easy-to-read philosophy advocating epistemological anarchism that effectively caused the Philosophy of Science to abandon the demarcation problem? What more could you ask for? Probably my favorite text in the philosophy of science. <br/><br/>The portions about Galielio are interesting, but a little more difficult to follow. They however fit in well with the other arguments of the book, and the main points are well summarized.
Finished reading Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
Rated Les Chemins de Katmandou 8/10