I really enjoyed doing the book club on Max Hillebrand's Praxeology of Privacy this Summer #1533351, and I want to pick another book to read this fall.
The two books I'm thinking about are The Sovereign Individual and A Lodging for Wayfaring Men.
Which of these books is more interesting to you?
The Sovereign Individual43.8%
A Lodging for Wayfaring Men56.3%
16 votes \ poll ended
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would expect nothing less.
No shame!!
I’d go with The Sovereign Individual it sounds especially interesting given the privacy and sovereignty themes from the last book club could make for some really good discussions.
have you got into Sovereign Individual at all previously?
I'm not sure, they're both excellent
I read SI a couple years ago. But it wasn't a very thoughtful read. Never read Lodging/
which did you find more interesting?
I heard a podcast in Spanish a couple of months ago that spoke very highly of the Sovereign Individual, so my vote was for it.
Fall, prime readng season.
are you keeping roughly the same pace as Hillebrand, you think? (cuz that was waaay too fast for me... I'm still only halfway through)
It will be a slower pace. I went fast through Praxeology of Privacy because a lot of it felt a little slopful, and it didn't warrant careful reading.