Rubin Safaya Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Rubin Safaya

@a_h_reaume Have you read Neoreaction A Basilisk by Elizabeth Sandifer? There's a thought experiment that traces back to proponents of the so-called Dark Enlightenment... a far-right movement much, much worse than these Q clowns and whatnot. And it's funded by Peter Thiel, Elon's buddy.

Rubin Safaya

@RealPresleyRex @BeauTFC @MagicalTitanium In the literal sense, but "winter soldier" being itself a reference to "The American Crisis" by Thomas Paine also has a metaphorical meaning. It's in that sense I say that the title, CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE WINTER SOLDIER, is pointing to Steve's undying duty to the idea of America. https://t.co/ik8jXNtv8c

Rubin Safaya

I haven't reviewed this, but Odie has! Adapted from the Gregory McDonald novel, CONFESS, FLETCH largely possesses the cleverness of the 1985 Chevy Chase film, none of the banalities of the 1989 follow-up. https://t.co/IzOtt8WlLM

Rubin Safaya

#podcasting pet peeve: Clean intro music but hosts sound like hot garbage. Consistent sound = Longer listening. Reading list: 1. Principles of Digital Audio by Ken Pohlmann 2. Modern Recording Techniques by David Miles Huber 3. Mastering Audio by Bob Katz

Rubin Safaya

New Review by Todd Jorgenson: The Pale Blue Eye https://t.co/PFpFOYWvWy

Rubin Safaya

#podcasting pet peeve: Clean intro music but hosts sound like hot garbage. Consistent sound = Longer listening. Reading list: 1. Principles of Digital Audio by Ken Pohlmann 2. Modern Recording Techniques by David Miles Huber 3. Mastering Audio by Bob Katz

Rubin Safaya

I haven't reviewed this, but Odie has! Adapted from the Gregory McDonald novel, CONFESS, FLETCH largely possesses the cleverness of the 1985 Chevy Chase film, none of the banalities of the 1989 follow-up. https://t.co/IzOtt8WlLM

Rubin Safaya

#podcasting pet peeve: Clean intro music but hosts sound like hot garbage. Consistent sound = Longer listening. Reading list: 1. Principles of Digital Audio by Ken Pohlmann 2. Modern Recording Techniques by David Miles Huber 3. Mastering Audio by Bob Katz

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Rubin Safaya

@Tazerface16 @BdBradleydunn18 @writer_sdh @itsJeffTiedrich @elonmusk Maybe. Then again, I read Plato's Republic when I was fifteen and you went to the Naval Academy so.... probably not like us when we were his age.

Rubin Safaya

@educatedwoman12 @gso_orcus @NotATweeter17 @owillis To put that another way, just because Fascism was popular among certain selfish sectors of America and Europe doesn't mean that other people didn't know it was wrong. Read Neal Gabler's "An Empire of their Own." Many Jews fled Germany as early as the 1920s.