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better late than never... :')

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In addition to the end of Chapter V, which actually gave me goosebumps, I was hit with a Baader-Meinhof type of feeling when I saw a quote by Ernest Becker on the next page. Up until two days ago I had never heard of him. But his work was discussed on the Lex Fridman podcast # 117 with Sheldon Solomon. What an eerie coincidence...

It is somewhat worrying to what extent I see myself in Raskolnikov (or is it the other way around?). Raskolnikov's thoughts and feelings are so grittily described---something I've never seen before in a book. It's as if Dostoevsky is able to read your mind, picks out all the nasty bits and dissects them right there on the page. Looking forward to reading more.