Archive for the ‘Books are for Smart People’ Category

• June 6, 2009 I Got My Philosophy: Final Thoughts on Atlas Shrugged posted in Books are for Smart People, Poli Sigh, Third Eye Lens tagged Andrew Sullivan, aristotle, athiesm, Atlas Shrugged, Ayn Rand, epistemology, greenspan, hubris, Kant, metaphysics, neihbur, Nietzsche, oakeshott, Objectivism, Philosophy, posner, rand, religion, Sam Harris, spirituality, Watchmen
• April 21, 2009 About a Blog posted in Books are for Smart People tagged Andrew Sullivan, anniversary, arianna huffington, blogging, blogs, jon stewart, writing
• March 30, 2009 Moving On Up posted in A Few Words About Moving Pictures, Books are for Smart People tagged battlestar, battlestar galactica, CHUD, dollhouse, Joss Whedon, robotics, robots, ron moore, science fiction, transhumanism
• March 16, 2009 Capital Games Tax posted in Books are for Smart People, Poli Sigh tagged Atlas Shrugged, Ayn Rand, capital gains, fair tax, flat tax, going Galt, income tax, john galt, Obama, Objectivism, politics, Robin Hood, tax reform, taxes
• March 8, 2009 Watchmen Movie Review posted in A Few Words About Moving Pictures, Books are for Smart People tagged Dr Manhattan, Koyaanisqatsi, movie review, Simpsons reference, Watchmen, Watchmen movie, watchmen review, Zak Snyder
• March 5, 2009 One Last Ayn Rand Post posted in Books are for Smart People tagged Atlas Shrugged, Ayn Rand, Objectivism, Watchmen
• March 4, 2009 Atlas Shrugged Revisited posted in Books are for Smart People, Third Eye Lens tagged apocalypse, Atlas Shrugged, Ayn Rand, Dagny Taggart, James Taggart, john galt, morality, Nietzcshe, Objectivism, Overman, Philosophy, Ubermensch, Watchmen
• February 13, 2009 Reasons to Embrace Friday the 13th posted in Books are for Smart People tagged Just Because
• February 12, 2009 What Would Tyler Durden REALLY Do? posted in A Few Words About Moving Pictures, Books are for Smart People tagged pithy observations, Tyler Durden, WWTDD
• February 6, 2009 Scott Pilgrim v. the Universe posted in A Few Words About Moving Pictures, Books are for Smart People tagged edgar wright, michael cera, Ramona Flowers, review, scott pilgrim, super nintendo, video games