Halogen2744@kbin.socialtoReddit Migration@kbin.social•Haven't touched reddit since July 1st
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1 year agoIt hurts to lose everything we had, but leaving is the only way to have better platforms in the future.
It hurts to lose everything we had, but leaving is the only way to have better platforms in the future.
I’ve not read nearly as many books as I would’ve liked so far this year (four total, five if you count the graphic novel Maus). I just finished Cloud Atlas by David Michell (highly, highly recommended) and now it’s on to Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace. I read a bit of Atlas Shrugged out of curiosity as well and that book squarely holds down this year’s ‘least favorite’ position for the moment. It’s clear that I’m not the demographic that Ayn Rand is writing for. I don’t have any releases I’m particularly looking forward to, but I’ll be shamelessly stealing everyone else’s ideas from this thread.
True enough. I’m just a young lad who grew up in the age of social media centralization, so this is my first real platform migration.