I’ve been stuck on Origin of the Urban Crisis for a while now - I was knocking Detroit books out like clockwork for a while but this one’s slowed me down.
Got a couple of CBT books to work through, plus school books. This would be a nice change of pace.
Thanks!
Although I don’t agree with everything he posits, it’s well worth a read.
Thanks in return! Adding this one to my list.
I’ve read it, loved it but the plot got sidetracked a bit and the small-town Texas part put me to sleep. Other than that it was amazing.
Just finished this… and that.
I worked out then read all day
It’s the best option with my lot in life. The more I read, the more I realize I don’t know and the more questions I ask. It’s sobering to realize that truly knowing psychology will take another several years of hard work. Then, I will have to keep up to date with studies published every month. New theories, new discoveries, all new.
At least I am enjoying it and seem to have shown that I am good at it.
Some people don’t like scholars and intellectuals. It’s the only thing I have going for me and it’s free, so I just do it. It might land me a nice life within ten or so years. It should within 20.
But it does feel good to be right most of the time.
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