Reading List

I made a reading list (there are four books, but you can scroll past real fast to get to essays) to help make sense of modern angst: the feeling of running from the abyss ever faster, the feeling that nothing matters, that nothing is real.

Also, shoutout @fileverse for fixing a bug real quick, and overall super neat writing experience💚

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I made a reading list (there are four books, but you can scroll past real fast to get to essays) to help make sense of modern angst: the feeling of running from the abyss ever faster, the feeling that nothing matters, that nothing is real.

Also, shoutout @fileverse for fixing a bug real quick, and overall super neat writing experience💚 

https://docs.fileverse.io/frame/0x05D29870D73d0E46D670CB72EA465702bC506668/0?key=2gQA5LIQR4jLnhe2cNhyH47vxBkLyTPOYE7Ul2ZjwNn5qFFJOw8yPF1kkQoS5yAp

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A really interesting list. I will try to read all of them. I recently bought Filterworld and Techno Feudalism but haven't read them yet. Also the music- the slow movement of Beethoven 7 and Schubert's Unfinished were amongst the earliest classical music that I fell in love with.

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As I grow older I find great solace in Beethoven's quartets, especially the late quartets, and great joy in the piano sonatas