Message from @Eddy051

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2020-09-27 11:46:37 UTC  

Of course this does not excuse the shortcomings of religion, by which Harris is quite right.

2020-09-27 11:46:59 UTC  

Sam doesn't dispute that. The thing is: you don't need to think God is watching you from the sky to get those benefits. You can just listen to your unconscious and to mithology.

2020-09-27 11:48:30 UTC  

I think you underestimate how sophisticated and deep your subconscious is. It's not something you simply decide to fix.

2020-09-27 11:48:51 UTC  

I didnt say that

2020-09-27 11:49:28 UTC  

Not even close

2020-09-27 11:51:18 UTC  

What benefits are you referring to then?

2020-09-27 11:51:49 UTC  

Being moraly good for example

2020-09-27 11:51:59 UTC  

Regardless I didn't come here to debate, just wanted to rec the book lol 😭

2020-09-27 11:52:59 UTC  

It's fun to discuss this. I'm also a big fan of archetypes.

2020-09-27 12:09:26 UTC  

Meh - anyone/ anything that is ‘looking to’ reconcile will reconcile any ideas.

2020-09-27 13:03:48 UTC  

Jung complaining that his grandchildren steal his hat.
https://youtu.be/2AMu-G51yTY

2020-09-27 15:13:23 UTC  

@everyone we are meeting at 6pm eastern to discuss the intro and first chapter!

2020-09-27 15:20:00 UTC  

Thanks @m.miller

I make that 10pm GMT (UK time) 👍 so that's my plan.

2020-09-27 17:31:24 UTC  

@m.miller I will be a few minutes late chiming in but I will be listening in the meantime. Just going to be clocking in and all that good stuff. 😊

2020-09-27 17:33:14 UTC  

sounds good 😉

2020-09-27 21:02:40 UTC  

Oh. Oops. I think I got my conversions wrong. I'm an hour early for book club! I am such a swot.

2020-09-27 21:10:09 UTC  

Hi guys, do you have any favorite novels that you could recommend to others?

2020-09-27 21:10:52 UTC  

my favorite fiction is a collection of short stories called Praying Drunk by Kyle Minor.

2020-09-27 21:22:32 UTC  

Never heard of it/him but a quick Googlebooks preview peek makes me want to read the collection in full. 👍

2020-09-27 21:32:22 UTC  

@m.miller thanks, the preview sounds interesting , just downloaded it 👍

2020-09-27 21:50:38 UTC  

@everyone we are on in ten!! Bring a beverage and your notes!!

2020-09-27 21:53:17 UTC  

Notes? Oh bejayzuz. My dog ate them

2020-09-27 21:58:07 UTC  

you dont need notes but i thought some people might have them lol

2020-09-27 21:58:31 UTC  

@everyone i'm opening the room

2020-09-27 22:25:32 UTC  

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2020-09-28 07:10:08 UTC  

This is the book club chat, not the circumcision one 🙊
But as you're here, evolution tolerates plenty of "design flaws" including the inherent danger to mother and child of pregnancy and childbirth. I mean, are you kidding me?

2020-09-28 07:12:07 UTC  

@ola 😂😂😂

2020-09-28 07:15:18 UTC  

I imagine it's a bit more complex than that 🤔

2020-09-28 07:16:39 UTC  

Than what?

2020-09-28 08:47:57 UTC  

Whether a physiological characteristic (like childbirth) is purely a flaw. I imagine a great number of variables contributed to developing each characteristic. Perhaps carrying the child in the womb is necessary due to the especially long time we take to grow. It may also be more effective in protecting the baby in a nomadic tribe group context, as opposed to laying eggs. Idk 🧐

2020-09-28 10:11:19 UTC  

Ah. To explain, I was replying to Tom's citation of a quote by Dr Guest that says: gosh my penis is so damn perfect and it is literally the most important thing on this planet. (I paraphrase).

2020-10-04 01:04:12 UTC  

@everyone we are meeting at 6pm eastern tomorrow to discuss chapter 2 of the moral landscape.

2020-10-04 17:34:45 UTC  

@everyone book club at 6pm Eastern today

2020-10-04 17:42:13 UTC  

Just revising now...

2020-10-04 19:45:43 UTC  

Lol same

2020-10-04 19:46:11 UTC  

Lets dedicate two weeks to chapter two. There's a lot in there. @everyone

2020-10-04 21:54:56 UTC  

Yoooo it's time for book club!!!