A college professor once told me that most adults finish all serious reading by the time they reach the age of 23. He went on to say that most professions, even ones that require a four year degree, do not require the worker to engage in prolonged or critical reading. And while I'm sure there are exceptions to the statement, I agree wholeheartedly with the professor's conclusion. Ask yourself, for example, what was the last serious novel you read or the last time you read The Economist from cover to cover (that's Immanuel Kant on the left, by the way; he wrote a Critique of Pure Reason and should be on your reading list)?
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I've been fascinated with Kafka since High School and Zadie Smith offers an excellent review of The Tremendous World I Have Inside My Head: Franz Kafka: A Biographical Essay.
I think vegetarianism will most likely be the preferred way of eating in the far future (say once we over fish the oceans and grow up ethically as a civilization) and Su restaurant in the NYC metro area will start the conversion of the meat eaters (I'm currently one but thinking about a conversion)!

