What are the most enlightening books you've ever read? : CafeDread

/u/LeFundBanks_

1 points

5 months ago

48 Laws of Power.

There are more, but I do not want to dox myself.

/u/jammiedog

2 points

5 months ago

hahahaha exactly my thoughts.

/u/DonatonCaprion

1 points

5 months ago

Could of just staid quite about doxxing your self and posted on alt...

/u/LeFundBanks_

1 points

5 months ago

lol. True, You too could have "staid" quite in this matter. ;-)

/u/DonatonCaprion

2 points

5 months ago

fat fingered it damn it!

/u/LeFundBanks_

2 points

5 months ago

Fuck it bro, lets just get high and get money.

/u/jammiedog

1 points

5 months ago

Little red riding hood. It taught me the importance of dosage.

/u/flexible

1 points

5 months ago

Angela's Ashes and Teacher Man by Frank McCourt

Diary of Anne Frank

/u/delhifpo P ShowerPeeper

1 points

5 months ago*

Spam Nation By Brian Krebs Inside Story of Organized Cybercrime

/u/chatnoir P

1 points

5 months ago

48 Laws of Power. Hands down.

/u/FeetLover43

1 points

5 months ago

Das Kapital. Kritik der politischen Ökonomie

/u/Octopus Sea 🕷 Spider

0 points

5 months ago

Emmanuelle by Emmanuelle Arsan

/u/serdavos

0 points

5 months ago

Shams-al-Ma'arif by Ahmed Al-Buni

Very hard to understand the motive of the book as it has been controversial for centuries. What i found in the book was very eye-opening and illuminating. (Only because i go deep when it comes to religions and the book taught me a lot and gave me a clear perspective on humans, God, superstition and more)

/u/jammiedog

1 points

5 months ago

Are you muslim?

/u/serdavos

1 points

5 months ago

the book is written by a muslim. i am some days atheist and some days muslim.

/u/jammiedog

1 points

5 months ago

You sound like a self aware Muslim. I don't know any who actually follow it. Many good books were written by Muslims/Christians/Jews etc but that does not mean the religion is relevant at all. I'm baffled by people who follow these books. It seems to me they are all there to contol people. Nothing to do with reality. Like political parties they say things we can relate to but that's just to get our support.

/u/jammiedog

1 points

5 months ago

Just curious. Why not be spiritual without following some other persons idea of how we should behave?

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1 points

5 months ago

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/u/serdavos

1 points

5 months ago

as long as you believe that there is a creator and as long as you dont believe in any bullshit story about that creator youre good to go.

/u/jammiedog

1 points

5 months ago

That make no sense. Who created the creator? You? In your imagination?

/u/serdavos

1 points

5 months ago

so what is it that you believe? everything was always there and we popped up from a cell all by itself? come on man.

/u/jammiedog

1 points

5 months ago

What difference does it make to our life? It is ridiculous to belive something created us but that think was not created. It is a stupid thing to talk about. One is as likely as the other. Neither matter. Why on earth would you waste your time thinking about something that created everything but not consider what created that something. It's absurd.

/u/serdavos

1 points

5 months ago

only thing thats absurd is that a big blast happened and we popped out of each others asses carrying a set of gene cells. which by the way no scientist or preacher can explain how something like that can be created on its own.

With all the love in the world my brother jammie, i think you have a limited undertanding here and thats okay because so does the half the world.

What you are saying defies not one but all religions this world has ever seen.

/u/jammiedog

1 points

5 months ago

I disagree. Have you read the selfish gene?

/u/serdavos

1 points

5 months ago

You are a proper evolutionist. It doesnt answer my questions. I'll read it again though.

Have you read Quran?
Reckon you wouldnt want to. Listen to a guy on yt he will fix the evolution for you (One Message Foundation, Shaikh Uthman)

/u/jammiedog

1 points

5 months ago

You do understand why religions exist? What created your creator?

/u/serdavos

1 points

5 months ago

The question itself who created the creator is false in my eyes.
What i have learned is the creator is the Origin of creation. God is uncreated and eternal.

/u/jammiedog

1 points

5 months ago

Where did you learn this? It isn't logical. Sorry mate

/u/serdavos

1 points

5 months ago

Thats where islam starts from i guess. There was nothing before God, GOD is everything and there are several facts that'll make you scratch your head that this world was created we were created.

We didn't come from the monkeys man best believe its 25.

/u/jammiedog

1 points

5 months ago

Good luck with that.

/u/serdavos

1 points

5 months ago

Thank you monkey man, goodluck to you too.

/u/awfulname 🍼

0 points

5 months ago

Brave New World is pritty gud.

There's this series of books called Seth Speaks or whatever the fuck, it is alright. Kind of bullshit but still cool

/u/Beelzebub snⱯ ɯoɹɟ ɐɓuᴉN

-1 points

5 months ago

The Bible made me realize how incredibly stupid Christians are.

I learned to read before I went to school. My grandfather bought me a kid's version of Darwin's theory of evolution.

I came home from Sunday School and told my parents that the priest was a liar, and I never wanted to go there again.

I was around six years old when I realized that the invisible man in the sky who created the world in seven days was a stupid fairy story.

Any adult who believes in that shit isn't as intelligent as I was when I was six.

/u/tooHighBombai

1 points

5 months ago

Nice try, beelzebub.

/u/Beelzebub snⱯ ɯoɹɟ ɐɓuᴉN

1 points

5 months ago*

A te, de l’essere
Principio immenso,

Materia e spirito,

Ragione e senso;

Ave Satana

/u/jammiedog

1 points

5 months ago

Are you Sheldon Cooper? But seriously I think the same. How is it possible for anyone to be so stupid to believe any of them? Like some 'god' gave humans a rule book after millions of years of evolution. The arrogance of humans makes me sick. Even worse are the religious fanatics who deny evolution/scientific reasoning yet benefit from it and expect us to 'respect' their f***ing religion.

/u/Beelzebub snⱯ ɯoɹɟ ɐɓuᴉN

1 points

5 months ago*

Christians will tell you there are a thousand false gods. I happen to think there are thousand and one.

We nearly believe the same thing.

I had a father who sat me on his lap when he read the newspaper and pointed to the words as he said them.

/u/jammiedog

2 points

5 months ago

Love your user name considering your views. Are you a chick?

/u/Beelzebub snⱯ ɯoɹɟ ɐɓuᴉN

1 points

5 months ago

I'm an Alpha male. We're an endangered species.

There's too much estrogen in the water we drink for us to survive much longer.

I've been using Testosterone to combat its effects for years now.

Every time I go off it, I feel the beta coming out. I fucking hate it.

/u/jammiedog

2 points

5 months ago

That's hillarious. Alpha males going extinct. Not very Alpha. Love the irony. But yeah. I agree about the plastics and the effects on fertility. No surprise some people don't know what sex they are.

/u/jammiedog

1 points

5 months ago

Sounds like a Ricky Gervais. Although I think he said there are 3000. It's scary to think that people that lack basic reasoning ability are in positions of power. No surprise the world is f**ked. Zen philosophy has a description of how our minds work. The emotional part is the elephant and the frontal cortex is in charge. Mostly it's the monkey in charge of the elephant.

/u/Beelzebub snⱯ ɯoɹɟ ɐɓuᴉN

1 points

5 months ago

Ricky Gervais is a lot closer to the correct number. I just made up 1000 on the spot.

It's probably closer to 10,000. We worshiped a thousand dick shaped rocks all over the world.

/u/jammiedog

1 points

5 months ago

What's this we business. I don't think i'm part of the human race. God I hope not. Excuse the pun

/u/Beelzebub snⱯ ɯoɹɟ ɐɓuᴉN

1 points

5 months ago

I don't excuse the pun.

"Satan, I hope not is" is acceptable.

/u/jammiedog

1 points

5 months ago

Well that was a head fuck and I rather enjoyed it. I'm going to steal that from you. I will replace 'god' with 'satan' in all my interactions from now on (hope that doesn't dox me - I will blame god). And vice versa obviously. Both mean the same to me. Something imagined that idiots believe.

/u/cognac

-4 points

5 months ago

Mein Kampf von Adolf Hitler

/u/SeliozMartinoTwo

1 points

5 months ago

Not a popular choice here it seems

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