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Catch-22: Probably this is the best explication of human thinking ? ever.  It also got me over puppy love.  I was 19 when I read it, and could not understand why this girl whom I treated nicely ended the relationship to date a jerk.  She wants a nice guy but if you?re nice she doesn?t want you ? that?s a Catch-22.  More broadly: People want what they want until they get it, in which case they don?t want it anymore.  This is completely nuts, but such is the human condition. On the Genealogy of Morals: Where did morality come from?  What drives it?  What?s its purpose?  Nietzsche was a philogist, and it showed.  Through tracing the history and development of morality, we learn that morality exists for one reason ? to oppress.  The Education of a Bodybuilder: Arnold Schwarzengger is one of the most interesting men to have ever lived...continue to full post

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