What are the books that you must read in your lifetime?
What are the books that you must read in your lifetime?
Nathan Ward
Levi Ward
The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion
Sebastian Cruz
Brayden Long
Man's search for meaning
Lincoln Clark
Culture of Critique
Chase Martinez
stop being egalitarian
Parker Garcia
Sounds pretty spooky
Carter Clark
13 reasons why
Juan Carter
pretentious prick
Jason Wright
All My Friends Are Dead Hardcover
Austin Davis
The Origins of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind
Lucas Hernandez
Moby Dick
Nathan Myers
Haha too hard for you?
David Russell
Is this book a meme?
Luke Cruz
>Dostoevsky
>hard
Aiden White
No. You don't have to buy into his theory, it's just a book that can open you to other interpretations of what it is to be you. Even if you think it's straight lunacy, it's still are really fun read. Probably one of the most interesting books I've read. Take that as I'm an idiot if you want, that's how I feel.
Alexander Butler
I agree. It's pretty fascinating even though I don't fully agree with his conclusions.
Ryan Brooks
My diary desu
Cameron Brown
King Lear
Xavier Anderson
Meditations, preferably when you're young
Joshua Wright
The Tao of Physics by Fritjof Capra
Eli Baker
The Works of Plato
The Bible
The Arabian Nights
The Works of Shakespeare
The Works of Kierkegaard
Kafka's Metamorphosis
A Season in Hell by Rimbaud
That's all you need.
Jose Allen
Fuck you
Aiden Foster
The Foundation for Exploration