It slows down a bit for a couple hundred pages in the middle of the book, but overall is a good read.
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It slows down a bit for a couple hundred pages in the middle of the book, but overall is a good read.
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The Compass of Pleasure: How Our Brains Make Fatty Foods, Orgasm, Exercise, Marijuana, Generosity, Vodka, Learning, and Gambling Feel So Good by David J. Linden
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Pretty interesting book that discusses the biological and neurological factors involved in different types od addiction.
The Tell-Tale Brain: A Neuroscientist's Quest for What Makes Us Human by V.S. Ramachandran
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I loved this one! It discusses different functions that the human brain has that don't seem present in other species (e.g. language, introspection, among others) and explains how studies dealing with a variety of patients, including those with mental disorders that they were born with or resulted from accidents, shed light to how the brain might have evolved to allow these unique human functions.
And I am currently reading this one. So far, so good.
The Snow Child by Eowyn Ivey
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SO ****ing good. Funny and cool as hell.
I read alot of leadership books . Just got done reading THE POWELL PRINCIPLES 24 LESSONS FROM COLIN POWELL, A LEGENDARY LEADER
I also injoy reading Louis L'amour books. I can really get lost in his storys
Just finished Dune, it was pretty great. Are the other Dune books worth reading?
You can continue with Dune Messiah and Children of Dune, both of which are pretty good. I remember liking Children quite a bit.Quote:
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About to start this.
The Doomsday Book-Connie Willis
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Her best book. Hope you enjoy it.Quote:
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Without a doubt, the best KING in a dogs age. Like all good King, you grip the pages hoping that things don't unfold the way you know they are going to. Characters you care DEEPLY about. Yeah, like most of his work...peters out towards the ending, but it JUST DON'T MATTER. Had such a hard time reading anything since that I have had to go to the latest Hap'n'Leonard book from Joe R. Lansdale. And...that'll do.
Looking forward to starting this later today:
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