u/Zealousideal_Walk433

So, i bought all his books at once and i plan to read them all back to back, in chronological order. 7688 pages. Has anyone ever done this? Any advice? Should i take a break and read other stuff in between? What should i know before starting?

I know a lot about him already and i read crime and punishment and underground man 10 years ago, but they will be read again in chronological order now. Anyway, i thought about reading a good biography about him first? Should i learn about 19h century Russia to better understand the context? If so, any tips?

Now that technology is advancing in an incredible fast rate, and jobs are being replaced entirely by AI, or even if it's not the case, a single person can produce the same as 5 would, human labour value is obviously decreasing, meaning that more people isn't useful to them.

Would that explain why there's no real attempt to reverse birth rates? Funny because a lot of antinatalists think they are being against the system by not procreating, while that might just be the goal now and they're being manipulated instead.

Olá, sou torcedor do Flamengo e o treinador português, Leonardo Jardim, está fazendo um ótimo trabalho e é disparado o melhor futebol do Brasil no momento, em que pese o clube estar em segundo na liga (muito por conta do inicio do campeonato sem ele).

Tenho a impressão de que ele é o melhor treinador português no Brasil desde o Jorge Jesus e queria saber a impressão de vocês sobre ele. Além disso, existe algum motivo de ele nunca ter treinado Porto ou Benfica? Já tentaram e ele não aceitou ou nunca quiseram ele?