Medlemtherealworld

Strong preference for books on the following subjects: [Hard] science fiction; Science [non-fiction]; Artificial intelligence; Spatial cognition; Consciousness; Intelligent and critical theory that puts the establishment into question; Big history; History of science; Futurology; Future anthropology; Population genetics; The evolution of intelligence; Conflict science; Adversarial reasoning; The evolution and obsolescence of the book thanks to the internet, collaborative wikis, and digital tablets; Peer-to-peer theory; Academic freedom; Free learning; Criticism of academia; Deconstructing political correctness and safe space culture; The conflict with oneself; Intellectual struggle; Recursion; The concept of Infinity; Free-will; Paradox; Trans-humanism; Post-humanism; Cyberpsychology; Nutrigenomics; Medical nanorobotics; Virology; Corruption; Ethnic cleansing; Dismantling of imperial power; Radical thought; Hegemony and culture war; Resistance; Civil disobedience; Political dissent; Modern prejudice; Human rights; The mask of white civility; Modern barbarism; Psychohistory; Cryptocryptics; Cryptolinguistics; Piracy; Anti-Apologetics for Western imperialism; Western delegitimization; Non-conformity; "Problematics;" Social injustice; Social exclusion; Civil wars; The disestablishment of Christian doctrine; Tyranny; The measuring of corruption of entire nations; The undermining of American credibility on the international front; American deaths; Post-primacy America; Death to America; Christian bigotry; Societal collapse; The invasion of European capitalism; The West's founding of a country on genocide, rape, slavery, ecological degredation, and capitalist exploitation of labor; World War III; International nuclear policy; Strategic studies; Civil defense; Philosophy of science and the meaning of truth; Rules of rational conduct that underpin science; Objective knowledge; Pollution; Urban decay; Habitat destruction; Thermo-chemical warfare on the planet Earth; Human overpopulation; Industrial waste; Scarcity; Obesity in America; Global catastrophic risk; Global conflict risk; Planned obsolescence; Consumerism; ...

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