Do you guys read?

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>>130973020

>>130973020
no

I'm reading that list and putting some on my wishlist.

Philosophy: mega:#F!MQBRHBJA!L_on3h-XUrtbc719UaMygw

Pol : mega:#F!B4dB2SzQ!h_pMC30v2a_y31iD0dy0sg

Temple of Solomon: mega:#F!AE5yjIqB!y7Vdxdb5pbNsi2O3zyq9KQ!JIoGyKBZ

Temple Of Solomon The King: mega:#F!AE5yjIqB!y7Vdxdb5pbNsi2O3zyq9KQ!pVRCzDII

/biz/ Economics: mega:#F!1R0QATqZ!Eb1_M5KC9gkxK6w32R2ETw

Politically Incorrect : mega:#F!B4dB2SzQ!h_pMC30v2a_y31iD0dy0sg!o0Uk3KTJ

media : mega:#F!VNdgSQyC!Qw6lyxubUXhIrcdCAVwnjQ!4AkHyaAY

>>130973414
Me to

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>>130973071
I've read a good chunk of Dugins fourth political theory but got disinterested, read a lot of Democracy in America by Tocqueville, but I'm mostly studying this shit so I don't have time to read that shit for fun anymore.
Pic related, left is done, right is in progress.

I'm rereading Starship Troopers right now because I like to imagine I am a badass space marine who loves math and kills aliens.

Reread The Sun Also Rises last month before two weeks in Madrid.

What should I read next?

>>130973664
Yes that bottom book is a library book, no I'm not returning it.

>>130973781
Is tubes about tubes?

>>130973832
It's about how the internet was built and the history of it, and basically a documentary about a guy who visits historic and modern datacentres that are/were key to the growth of/present state of the internet.

>>130973020

>Actually inviting peoples to read the whole load of counter-intuitive bullshit that is the communist manifesto

No

>>130974080
It would help to debating communists, but they're lost causes anyways because they can't into logic regardless, just ideologues who pretend the world would actually work that way and be stable.

>>130973832
Yes, whole series of them.

>>130973664
Why is that upgrading and repairing pcs book so thicc? Seems like a pretty simple topic.
How's the Ubuntu book though? I always forget how to do shit on it and have to Google everything.

>>130974080
I read the Communist Manifesto. Considering the impact it's had on modern political and social thought, I think it is reasonable to expect one who engages in political discourse is at least familiar with it's concept and Marxist theory, even, if like myself, one completely disagrees with it

>>130973020
I dont read nigga I rap

a book a book
white boy reading a book
while my black cock 9 inches makin yo girl shook

>>130974395
jokes on you, I don't have a girl

Old testament should be tier 1, not the new testament. Or at least the whole bible. Actually, the fact that the OT isn't on here at all is a major error. I get that we hate jews but that doesn't stop the ot from being a foundational text.

>>130974395
non location posters truly are the niggers of posters

currently reading Camp of the Saints and Liber Null & Psychonaut.
first is very enjoyable, unsettling and constructive. i see a lot what's happening today occuring in it.
latter is for curiosity. gnostics really like to promote sex magick.

>>130973723
What interests you? I just got The Poem of the Cid, planning to start it tomorrow

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>>130974522
too true

>>130973020
No.

Reading and masturbation are mutually exclusive.

I cannot read for shit within 24 hours of ejaculating.

>>130974306
The ubuntu book gives a solid foundation for how the OS operates and shit, basics of command line, which requires its own book. It's worth reading if you ever want to use it as a main OS, and most applies to any Linux. Brief intro to setting up servers.
The upgrading and repairing PCs book is so big because it is a surprisingly huge topic. He covers how everything is made, and you get a fundamental understanding of the engineering and electrical structure of every component and media interface from the 70s to today, every CPU feature, every motherboard chip and what they do, why HDD drives need special enclosures to operate at extremely high altitudes or in space, every bios error code, and so on and so on.

>>130973020
Fuck off with your data mining kike bullshit.
Saged.

>>130974520
NT is a continuation of OT. OT being a historical account of the white aryan race. jews have the talmud, christians have the bible. biggest deception is making people believe that kikes can create anything original. they are only creatures that destroy.

>>130974520
This obviously isn't an exhaustive list of every book one would benefit from reading, considering how long the Bible is, I think it would be better to just read the New Testament if one were to only read one. People are already familiar with many of the stories of the Old Testament, while many only know about Jesus' Crucifixion in the NT

>>130974982
What am I going to do, tell (((them)) what you read so (((they))) can come and burn your books?

>>130974964
Damn thats pretty neat. I'll have to get those.

anyone who is interested in ancapism should read Atlas Shrugged, or at least the speech from the climax of the novel

>>130975164
(((Atlas Shrugged)))

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>>130973020
Pic related gets you hooked

I'm reading Atlas Shrugged atm.
Next on the list is The Fountainhead and then some non-political books

>>130974922
I wish I was able to read again, bought a ton of books over the years that I meant to get to, never realized the connection before.
I'd like to stop masturbation and pornography so I can read books again like when I was a kid.
I used to read a book a week before I turned 13, slowed way down and by the time I was 18, I stopped reading altogether unless I was forced to for uni and even that was hard to do.

out of those i've only read beyond good and evil, half of meditations, 1984, and the prince

>>130975235
what an absolutely pointless post

>>130975235
>Canadians hating on individualism and laissez faire capitalism
Color me surprised

>>130975389
How was The Prince, I think that's the next one I'm going to buy

>>130975482
>Reads Tocqueville
>hates capitalism and individualism
Pick one.

>>130975313

the fountainhead starts off alright then you realize almost nothing is happening and there's a million more pages left

>>130975409
What an absolutely new.

>>130975521

it's alright, it has some interesting points and really shows the way things typically work as far as power goes, but the writing style is pretty dry

i'd recommend the art of war (which isn't listed) if you haven't read that yet

>>130974520

The old testament isn't really very important for understanding politics except insofar as it is attached to Christianity and St. Paul desu senpai.

>>130974080

That's not the communist manifesto you dip it's Das Kapital and literally no academic disagrees that it is important and an incisive analysis of how Capitalism functions. In addition to being historically important as a foundational text of the Marxist tradition it's also important to read in order to grapple with thinking about the nature of capitalism even today.

>>130975697
I know what he's trying to say, it's just not useful in any capacity
anyone who doesn't know Ayn Rand is a Jew is just as stupid as someone who would explicitly blank out all of her work purely because she's Jewish

>>130975872

emma goldman was a better female jew writer

her book, anarchy, has a lot of interesting points

>>130976042
I've only read My Disillusionment In Russia, and that was very good

>yes goy follow my national totally not socialism
>it's not real socialism don't worry

FUCK OFF

>>130975872

You know there are REASONS people hate jews on here right?
Also if all of Rand's writings disappeared tomorrow nothing great would be lost. Her philosophies are trash and her literary writing is even worse.

>>130975521
good insight on how to keep your friends close and enemies closer. doesn't matter if you're king of france or working in a corporate office. it'll teach you how to stay in control.

>>130976118

i haven't read that one, i'll have to check it out

>>130973020
>bible
>meditations by overratus maximus

I am so fucking sick of these pseudo intellectuals
Go read Evola and stop LARPing

>>130974522
Pirate fags are the worst of them.

>>130973020
>>130973071
Gulag Archipelago should be on here somewhere

>>130976229
I went on a kick of reading about socialists who gave up on the Soviet Union, and read that, the unauthorized sequel, and Homage To Catalonia back to back. It was pretty interesting

>>130976290
>stop LARPING
>by reading Evola

kek'd

>>130975377
>>130974922

Some advice, please?
I need to start reading again. How was everyone else able to overcome this?

>>130976290
>thinks meditations is overrated but plato's republic isn't
wew

>>130973446
>ebooks

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I am currently reading "Tragedy and Hope" and I have a question.

Why the fuck is this book on the /pol/'s recommended reading? Seriously, this book is pure GARBAGE. Bluepill from the beginning until the end.

>>130976617
WWF Attitude Era shows and PPVs.

>>130976617
You live near the beach? I've always got through tons of pages at the beach

>>130976366
just finished it, taken with a heavy grain of salt just like holocaust stories.
a russi-anon suggest Anatoly Moskvin as a follow up on gulags.
>>130976617
read something interesting to you, 20 minutes a day and it'll start to steam roll.

which are these are in audiobook form? if anyone knows

>>130976366
two hundred years together by aleksandr solzhenitsyn should be on here to

Already got Politics and The Republic, what else should I grab in that same area?

http://gen.lib.rus.ec/
Don't fall for the book jew

>>130977499
Democracy in America audiobook is on YouTube.

>>130977848
I like real printed books

>>130978022
It's still good for stea-...p-pirati--...obtaining books that you only need part of, are hard to obtain, or you don't wanna pay for for other reason.

>>130973020

Finishing Schop's WWR now. Although Nietzsche thought asceticism was pathological and that there is no reality but our own, the idea of seeing through the principium is very interesting.

Have you read the Tao Re Ching? It has the same eastern metaphysics and renunciation morality as other eastern works, but it applies it to the chaos of Chinese society and argues that desire is the source of all political conflict. A worthy political read.

>>130973182
fpbp

I've read roughly around 2000 books so far.
>>130976709
Ebooks are good for general literature that is translated to lingua franca. I only buy and read native literature in a physical format.

>>130978022
E-reader can do that as well (e-ink display) while being mobile and having more than 1 book with you. I generally read 2-3 books at same time.

>>130976144
Go kill yourself.

>>130975861
>important and an incisive analysis of how Capitalism functions
>literally just ignored all evidence that didn't fit his preconceived notion
pick 1

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Has anyone read my book?

>>130978194
Good point

>>130978687
I definitely understand why some people like them, it's just not the same for me. I also really like how I don't need power or anything to read printed books

>>130981000
e-ink readers have two weeks+ battery time

>>130980722
bump

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>>130973020
Reading totally sucks ass

I must admit, I am something of a /lit/let

>>130976622
One is a bunch of nonsensical ramblings from a Stoic
The other is a great critique of "civilised" governments
Whats your point?

oh boy i love book threads

Currently reading through this book. It's long and can be a bit disorderly with how much it bounces back and forth but for a good look at European history as a whole that doesn't relegate Eastern Europe to the wayside. I haven't found a better book on general European history.

Just recently finished the eddas and some other books related to Norse Paganism as well. Sadly I'm gonna be devoting a lot more time to coding so I probably won't be reading as much as before.

>>130976592
So you're one of those assmad christcucks who piss your semite supremacist filth everywhere I take it

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>>130984370
fugg forgot pic

>>130981108
I understand, it's just not the same for me. I like seeing them on my shelf as well

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>>130973071
skip straight to pic related, its /pol/

>>130973723
If youre enjoying Heinlein, be sure to read The Moon is a Harsh Mistress
If you can put up with hippie themes in your literature, read Stranger in a Strange Land as well

>>130984433
What I do is use ereaders primarily for fiction or books that I don't take notes in. Although the Kindle has a built in highlighting and note function I just find that notes I actually write stick with me more.

It's helped a lot because I'm currently just living in a small apartment with not a lot of space. My book shelves are already overflowing.

>>130975521
>>130976195
the prince was a work of satire. This isn't a meme, Machiavelli said so. It's in line with A Modest Proposal For preventing the Children of Poor People From being a Burthen to Their Parents or Country, and For making them Beneficial to the Publick.

>>130984607
Would also recommend The Problem With Democracy - Alain de Benoist.

>>130973020
this is a troll pic

>>130973020
I've read a lot of russian literature because it amazed me, but in the last 4 years i've only read historical books (as in, they actually describe history. Not a fictional story set in a "realistic" timeline to show "what happened" like Ken Follet. I don't know the proper word for the genre though), mainly about the first half of the 20th century which definitely is my favourite period

>>130984789
i'll have to reread it with that mindset, thanks

>>130980722

I own it but haven't read it yet.

>>130980722
no i read on amazon that its the blue pill
are you trying to convince us to live a sacrificial life to enable jew world dominance

>Foucault's Pendulum
is this worth reading? its sounded great to me but then i saw the author looks like a jew so im assuming its propaganda to make you doubt everything thats right in front of your face

>>130987097
Thank you for taking a chance with it, you will not regret it.

>>130987488
Fuck that retard. Obvious slander trying to fuck me over.

why would someone want to slander you

>>130988480
The comment appeared when I made a thread here last night and people started attacking me for being a shill, even though I am just a man who is trying to get across to people that I have discovered some revolutionary understandings of human nature and the construction of society, highly pol related.

>>130975872
Its not that she is a jew is that she echoes as fuck

She was a sinister being, recommending her ideas is sinister too

dont read all the 1000 year old "classics" that are foundations of whatever. its mostly old & outdated & less applicable. read new shit by people like Peter Schiff

>>130973182
>>130978367

leave it to americans to be proud of ignorance

>>130991723
How bout Blavatsky? I've read her books and she's not really fond of jews. She explains all religions and stuff we were never told about.

>>130992218
i dunno about blavatsky, from what ive heard she sounds kind of retarded

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i just posted this in a different thread, but here ya go:

>Crash Proof 2.0
>How An Economy Grows & Why it Crashes
>Why Nations Fail
>Guns, Germs & Steel
>The Prince
>48 Laws of Power
>How to Win Friends & Influence People
>Rules For Radicals

thats a good 101 introduction to economics & politics that will un-ignorantize you pretty efficiently

>>130992598
I'm sure there's some online copy of Isis unveiled. I've got all of them in pdf in spanish. (also argie) also The secret doctrine. Aryan stuff will blow your mind.

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Reading Culture of Critique right now, very eye-opening.

>>130992882
not that guy, but please link everything that you might like to share.

I got the first of Copleston's History of philosophy from bookdepository.


gracias correo argentino por no afanarme el broli.

>>130973020
>no tolstoi ? wtf ?

Doctrina Secreta Tomo VI - The Conscious Living Foundation
Can't link this shit, but google it.

>>130996187
Thanks mate.

>>130973020

sure. the Bible.

>>130994620
William Hazlitt and Chesterton are great too.

>>130973020
Heidegger is definetely NOT on the same level as Aristotle or Spinoza. As in, it's infinitely more complex.

There's also interesting stuff on Biblioteca Pleyades.com both in english and spanish. You just have to browse through all the tinfoil bullshit. Or maybe read it for fun too

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Looks like OC, I appreciate the effort, OP.
If I may present some constructive criticism:

In 'Tier 2', I'd add Jouvenel's "On Power", as an intensive, yet clear, work on the origins and nature of the state. Also, anything by Max Weber.

In 'Tier 3', Ernst Jünger and Ortega y Gasset are very interesting authors, very related to Nietzsche; or some aesthetical essays by Roger Scrouton.

Perhaps also Guillaume Faye's "Archeofuturism" in 'Reactionary Right'.

>>130996756
Alright, I'll have a look later.

thanks.

>>130973664

I have both those Python books, they're very good.

Also don't forget to check /fringe/ at fu11chan, and /pdfs/