The "WHAT ARE YOU READING?" thread

[mutton]

VS, that's ironic because Atlas Shrugged is not philosophy and popularity is not a good indicator of quality in philosophy. If you're deep into The Dark Tower, it won't take that long to finish.

coq, when you call it a really, really long story, that gives poor connotations about its pacing.

[coqauvin]

VS, that's ironic because Atlas Shrugged is not philosophy and popularity is not a good indicator of quality in philosophy. If you're deep into The Dark Tower, it won't take that long to finish.

coq, when you call it a really, really long story, that gives poor connotations about its pacing.

this is true

though, especially in the later books, he really pisses me off in how he paces major events

[Vengeful Scars]

VS, that's ironic because Atlas Shrugged is not philosophy and popularity is not a good indicator of quality in philosophy. If you're deep into The Dark Tower, it won't take that long to finish.

coq, when you call it a really, really long story, that gives poor connotations about its pacing.

I need to read the 6th and 7th books.

If Atlas Shrugged's 3 pages of content I read was any indicator of Ayn Rand's books, I don't want to read anything she has.

I didn't know there was popular philosophy... Ayn Rand and Nietzsche are the only popular philosophers I can think of, without going to Ancient Greek. I don't read philosophy anymore.