Shawki Sukkar
@shawki
I didn’t like the book but the title is directionally very correct. There’s an overestimation of philosophy by the intellectuals and policies by the day-to-day discussions, ignoring how important the founding culture of the people is.
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Felipe Argento
@felipeargento
I like books, but I like book titles even more. Recently, I read two books that I chose simply because of their titles, and I ended up loving them: "The Weight of the Dead Bird" and "The Nature of the Bite." (definitely agree with your main point, btw)
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@armankazyb
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Kittybaby
@kittybaby
Philosophy is the foundation of everything, but not the master key.
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Barbie ✪
@hafsa
You believe the book overestimates philosophy and policy discussions, neglecting the crucial role of a people's founding culture. The title, however, accurately reflects this insight.
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@muzammil7475
It sounds like the title holds some truth, even if the book itself didn't resonate with you. Understanding the importance of a society's founding culture amidst discussions on philosophy and policies is crucial.
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parseb
@parseb.eth
wtf is wasp and wtf are you saying dawg?... So to Speak.
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@chaloye
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@melodysong
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Aneela
@aneela
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