[ SECRET POST #2946 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2946 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Re: Based on #5

[cushlamochree]

There's like a million people who would be on that list. There are a lot of cool people in history.

Tops are probably GK Chesterton or Hannah Arendt, though. Chesterton because he seems like he was an incredibly personable, delightful, kind human being, and because I just love his writing. And Arendt because she was such a fascinating thinker, huge influence on me, and it would be incredible to get to interact with her.

Re: Based on #5

[kaijinscendre]

Based on her photos, Arendt looks like a badass. What would you recommend I read by her?

Re: Based on #5

[cushlamochree]

oh goddddd kaijin you can't just ask me that, i think everyone should read everything she's ever written

Um. Okay. The first thing I read of hers was On Revolution and it's a pretty good introduction but very historically focused (it's essentially a comparison between the French and American Revolutions). probably her most famous work is Eichmann in Jerusalem which is good but I assume you know if you want to read reflections about guilt in the context of the Holocaust or not.