Wow. Thank you for posting that.

Yay! We've got a few readers and a leader!

I just ordered the book and am looking forward to participating in the discussion! Who else is reading along?

You're welcome, Poetess. Thank you for responding! Maybe you'll get a chance to see the movie. If you do, let me know what you think!

Poetess, for me the movie was sad and also inspiring. It was sad that such a talented man was in such a bad situation, both mentally and physically. It was also inspiring because even though the reporter could not change the situation to his liking(get meds administered)he still did what he could to...

Suzanne, I really like the Steinback quote that you posted! I am glad you posted it!

Since my mind has just been working overtime on finding correlations, I thought I'd point one out here in the Politics thread (my other one is in the Science thread). LOL Again, this is not anything outstanding, but just an observation that I felt like sharing with my favorite group of online people...

Someone was telling me about a book that takes on Pride and Prejudice with zombies! I love the idea of adding "and zombies" to the title of classic books. A writer should take this on! This kind of reminds me of adding "in bed" to fortune cookie fortunes!

Bill said, It occurred to me that, paradoxically, it's the very unliklihood of such a belief being true that could attract someone. That is a good observation about the minds of people who want to believe in miracles and such. The performer of the miracle is just that much more powerful, the more im...

I agree with Mary's quote: I have no problem with "upgrading." This newer book is a bit more academic in its presentation and I do appreciate the inclusion of some of the theoretical conflict that followed the release of Good Natured. All three of my votes are for DeWaal. I am happy to rea...