I just realised I never posted the paper I co-authored on here!! This was initially my 3rd year research project during university and transitioned into a project in my own time. First author was a PhD student looking to get more writing experience. https://t.co/cEU1Npbe6H

i only attract bisexual women for reasons i have no interest in investigating

Book #6 was The Odyssey Translated by Fagles. I loved my experience with this book and doing it along with @antiquitybc really enhanced the experience. It was great fun seeing where all these tales came from and I still can't wrap my head around this being improvised. 5/5 :3

AI is largely designed to rugpull the West’s intellectual class, and destroy its educational pipeline. Whether it can ever generate a book worth reading is secondary to destroying the industry that will publish ones that might be. And whether it can ever reach a student

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Book #5 was stoner, absolute banger @bookbeduion you won me over

Nothing says strength like untangling your shorts from your bike while you and your buddies wail on an unarmed businessman standing against our government showing hospitality towards genocidal war criminals. You pigs are a joke

Book #4 was the Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath, was a real hard read at times as its descriptions of depression and suicidal ideation were so poignant and relatable, but hearing someone say the things I could never put into words gave me an unexpected release. I cried a lot :''3 4.75/5

I'm nearly done reading the bell jar and if ur reading the second half in public I will comfortably say ur being performative :3 I have to stop every 2-3 pages to have a little cry and soothe myself with some short form content

I shared that spielberg dinosaur documentary trailer with a friend and now im dino instagram, I can't complain🦖🦕

New Zealand is jealous that an island 7 orders of magnitude smaller will never be forgotten while theyre lucky to show up on a map of the globe 🤣😎🤣😎🤣😎

and this months 5x5 is full of emo chud music like usual

ok ignore the 90 pages on the 30th, I only read like 30 of them and then I skipped all the spoilers in the introduction to the Odyssey to get my buddyread ready for @antiquitybc

#3. This book is genius in its layered presentation of evil, temptation, addiction, and corruption and is kinda betrayed by media that portrays Jekyll and Hyde as like alternate people within one body. But prose is very choppy with lots of commas 4.25/5

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Book #2 done. Once this story moved away from following oblonsky so much I was hooked. Levin is genuinely so insightfully written and although I could see the importance of Annas story, I could not help but want more and more of Levin. 5/5, I can't wait to read this again later

ok ive only got 10 pages of Anna Karenina left and its getting to a point where I could nearly underline full pages. I love Levin so much, I shake my head and sigh whenever people call his sections boring, they are by far my favourite parts

I found a new book store in town today and had a lovely chat with the owner. He couldn't believe how many young men buy philosophy and history books rather than sports books these days. These copies of Jane Eyre and Don Quixote are from 1966 and 1950 respectively

LEO TOLSTOY I SHOULDVE NEVER DOUBTED YOU THAT CHILDBIRTH SCENE FILLED ME WITH SO MANY EMOTIONS I JUST BURST INTO TEARS BEFORE IT COULD EVEN FINISH. NOT EVEN 10 PAGES LONG AND IT JUST HIT ME LIKE A BRICK OMG

feel like a random page of dostoevsky has more insight into the world and human nature than all these books combined

1 hour of anna karenina was 24 pages and that was a good day for me WHY WHY WHY IM SO SLOW