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platypusinplaid
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why have I been drawing boundaries between the individual and the collective... why am I still distinguishing nature from culture.... how could I believe that any innovation is "uniquely human" when the invisible hand of the mycelial network has done it million of years ago
why have I been drawing boundaries between the individual and the collective... why am I still distinguishing nature from culture.... how could I believe that any innovation is "uniquely human" when the invisible hand of the mycelial network has done it million of years ago
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It would probably be in poor taste to call this "god-tier" but... how else am I supposed to describe a book that had me losing my mind every few pages with a genre-bending narrative style, several homoerotic fistfights, telepathic doublecrossing, dreamspace theatre, & a romance that transcends time and reality to become folklore...
It would probably be in poor taste to call this "god-tier" but... how else am I supposed to describe a book that had me losing my mind every few pages with a genre-bending narrative style, several homoerotic fistfights, telepathic doublecrossing, dreamspace theatre, & a romance that transcends time and reality to become folklore...
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It shows what a great writer & thinker Nat Hentoff is when his antagonists make such compelling and powerful points that the reader doesn't fully agree with the conclusion drawn by his heroes
It shows what a great writer & thinker Nat Hentoff is when his antagonists make such compelling and powerful points that the reader doesn't fully agree with the conclusion drawn by his heroes
