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Marvellous!

Is it only me as feels uneasy reading about diseases?

Nietzsche sounds like a bundle of fun!

The end of the end of the 5th book.

Bit irritated by the revision thang now.

Depression was a big thing back then, it seems.

I miss reading when I'm not.

Awesome! Read it, read it, read it!

More time at work and on the bus.

No opportunity. Late.

Loving the extra detail.

Gid, man, inner, outer - these are things that should be left to each individual to decide, not imposed from the outside by some 'genius' or other.

More of the same with the additional of progression. Not seeing the future but seeing what the future would be like if you continue to be like that.

Yeah.

Starting out with the basics again - cells. More detail than the Science Trilogy book, so more interesting.

I'll tell you what would be good - a narrator who stopped narrating the narrative as soon as attention, the attention of the listener, that is, slipped away, from the narrative, that is. And I'm not talking of human narrators, I'm speaking of machines. Smartphones, in this case.

I wonder which enjoys the best response from my understanding - words spoken to me or words read by me. Maybe, even if I knew, I am not the same as all others in this respect.

Zombies with a twist!

Found a way to get the phone to read this difficult-to-read book to me. Ah, the wonders of modern tech.

Only the first half of this book is revision material. The rest is tests so I didn't bother because I'm not going to sit an exam. So, done.

Tomorrow should see me finish physics and after that it's just quizzes that I don't want to do.

Zombies!!!!

Well done, Gary!

Gosh but the middle ages were hard work!

Impressive.

This looks to be easier going than the last one. Its main thrust is that people can be 'progressed' into future births (as opposed to regressed to previous ones). Interesting.

Ended with a meditation on how to a get a healing from dolphins. Not the high point.

One appendix left. I wonder why they call it after some part of the body that's not used?

Some interesting thinkers in China. Entertainment.

Physics is very practical. It can be fun without the maths.