Books

finished this book, one of my favorites in a long while

if anyone else is interested in writing on technology and spirituality, this is the book for you

Ordered. Part of my name is about writing about metaphors, neuroscience and internal martial arts. Pattern resonance.

was looking for a new book, just ordered it. thank yo for the rec

Ordered - would be really cool for you to do book reviews or just general thoughts and takeaways.

I wrote a few back in the day (super cringe reading back) but feel like it really helped my synthesize and would personally really enjoy reading your reactions and key insights!

great news, i do!

https://paragraph.xyz/@drewcoffman

each FtPm includes a section about the book i’ve read. i’m a bit behind (Luna sleep regression has taken a toll on my writing) but i’ll write another this weekend

i plan on taking all my book notes and turning them into a book list with reviews at the end of the year, but maybe i’ll make a page for the first half since i’ve read more than usual in 2024 ☻

Onchain is the new online - FID 206 -  cooprecords.xyz

Ordered - would be really cool for you to do book reviews or just general thoughts and takeaways.

I wrote a few back in the day (super cringe reading back) but feel like it really helped my synthesize and would personally really enjoy reading your reactions and key insights!

https://coopahtroopa-eth.medium.com/the-story-factor-48d9a8e65153

not necessarily 

Adam Smith book is extremely pragmatic, this one is more open-ended, questioning, intended to ruminate on unanswerables 

read it if you’re interested in hearing about technology from the perspective of a lifelong Christian turned atheist, why we label ourselves as the prevailing tech of our age (1900s: man as machine / 2000s: man as computer), and general thoughts on where we go next

Is this a buy if I liked the Adam smith book?

Good one. This one looks really interesting. Adding to the list

Just started "God, Human, Animal, Machine" by Meghan O'Gieblyn. Fascinating exploration of how AI and tech are reshaping our understanding of humanity and consciousness. Can't wait to dive deeper into the philosophical questions it raises about existence and meaning in our digital age. Anyone else read this?