Reviews and Comments

Started with lots of notes but ended up just kind of letting it wash over me. I'm sure I'll return to this, and will be interested in reading more Deleuze. There are a lot of cool resources out there and I am part of a reading group for this that is lagging a bit, so I look forward to being a part of those conversations through the year as supplement.

Found this LibriVox audio recording of Nietzsche's Twilight of the Idols to be pretty great, for whatever its worth: archive.org/details/the_twilight_of_the_idols_librivox/twilightoftheidols-06-nietzsche.mp3

Really good skin-crawling shit. Read this and some of her other short stories on a flight. Need to explore some more of her work.

Love the early pangs of some of his larger themes and main topics. Loved the ending here.

Really good stuff, just wish the AI pieces towards they end didn't meander as much.

It was interesting. Wasn't feeling most of it, but when it did resonate it was pretty glowing.

Well structured with good research (lots of sources). Made me understand things like syndicalism more clearly. Also made me want to read more Malatesta.

Earnest and clear. A mesh of internal struggles in places. Some of the videos and documents Chelsea leaked were pivotal to changing key aspects of my world view at an earlier age, so it was very interesting to see her detailed experience with it all.

It's re-read time...... pairing with www.gravitysrainbowguide.com/ , open.spotify.com/show/0K132R4Katg2oyEOSG3vRl?si=8ed19bae5fd24c25 , & gravitys-rainbow.pynchonwiki.com/wiki/index.php

Was nice to read more of his stuff, especially enjoyed Zarathustra.

Chugging through Part 3 of Zarathustra

First part of Thus Spoke Zarathustra was pretty good. I especially liked the end - it really served as proof to what Kaufman mentions in the intro of this collection about Nietzsche being a “bridge between positivism and existentialism”, which I think is much needed these days.