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Parsimon

Parsimon

In my profile picture, you find my lovely seraph Charlotte sitting next to me in a restaurant on East Side Manhattan, 2005. Despite such smartness, we live in Denmark - not N.Y.C.

Take it away!
/ Simon

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  • Viborg, Denmark
  • member since October 12 2006

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  • Nancy D

    Nancy D says

    Hi Simon! Thanks for the invite. How far along are you in the book we share in common (What I Talk about when I talk about Running). I am close to finished. I thought reading this would inspire me to be more motivated with running. We'll see if it works! Take care...

    posted 7 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Bei

    Bei says

    Nope, haven't seen Festen yet. Just put it down on to-see list. Thanks for the recommendation!

    posted 7 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Bei

    Bei says

    Just saw you added Cixous to your wish list. Read just about anything she wrote. I don't read French, but her language shines through translations.

    posted 8 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Bei

    Bei says

    Hi Simon, thanks for your recommendation, I need to add that to my reading list! Theoretical physicist, wow, so you are like Leonard and Sheldon from "The Big Bang Theory"??! (A TV series that someone as TV-avoidant as me is getting totally addicted to!) So it is "communicating science" that you are doing right now, yes? A profession of envy! I have a whole list of science update podcasts that I obsessively go through every week, and science reporter would be my first choice of career if I were not doing what I'm doing now! As to Murakami, well, I only recently started his books. I like him better as a short story writer, although his longer novels are hard to stop once you get started.

    posted 8 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Bei

    Bei says

    It's always such a pleasure to find people with favorite books in common, thanks for adding me!! I found most of Murakami's books on your shelf and a number of neuroscience-related titles - are you reading the latter for work or for fun or for both? :-) There are many titles on your favorites that I need to add to "Plan to Read"!

    posted 8 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Dr. Ayman S

    Dr. Ayman S says

    Widen your readings to social sciences (businerss included) and you will have plenty of surprises from my perspective - Cheers- Dr. Ayman Shrebati

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • sumeet303

    sumeet303 says

    I have just purchased ExtraOrniary Minds....I m a science student and really find if difficult to understand the abtruse language...what r ur views abt it

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Nithyanand

    Nithyanand says

    Hello.We seem to have some common tastes.How is "Subtle is the Lord"?I've wanted to read that for ages,but I can't get hold of it!Have you read "Einstein in Love"?

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )


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