Great choice.

@wqe23 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neutral_monism

You know, sometimes you need to see something to believe it: https://www.redneckrevolt.org/

Marxists trying to co-opt the working class and bring 'em on their side. Yeah, a whole bunch of conservatives would be on Antifa's side, sure...

It's just so disingenuous too. I want to run a pen test on that site and see who's really behind this shit.

@Nester neutral monism is actually a pretty boring concept

It basically just reduces to philosophical materialism

Transcendental idealism and transcendental materialism and transcendental empiricism are more interesting

But difficult to define

Do you want this book @wqe23?

I'll mail it out to you

It's online I can download it already

That and I already have hundreds of logic books lol

Alrighty

What about you, what logic books do you plan on reading

I recommend two or three

Graham priest's logic a very short introduction I hear is good

Philosophical logic by Anthony burgess I've read part of and it's more geared to philosophy than math

And copi and cohen, any edition is a decent textbook

Which covers aeistotelian syllogisms and the square of opposition

I'm not interested much in logic. I volunteer at the library and have first dibs at the books for book sales

As well as basic modern logic

Ok

Well schopenhauer has this book called how to win any argument

Which is really about rhetoric

So every week I get 3-8 books

Awesome

I need that one

I have a decently sized Schopenhauer collection

I got these off Amazon recently

Used?

Yep

Try Goodwillbooks.com first before other sites

Ok

Their inventory shifts quite often

But books are around $2

Also do you know how I can find library sales in cleveland

I need to get my friend to drive me on weekends when he's not working

You'd have to look up the library websites

I'm too depressed to drive these days