Anarchist classics and other changes to philosophy_book snippets #33460
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Summary
SUMMARY: NONE
Purpose of change
Describe the solution
2-1. Add a book about nihilism or antinatalism et cetera.
2-2. Add a book about transhumanism.
Describe alternatives you've considered
1-1. Mutual Aid instead of Conquest of Bread?
1-2. Bob Black? How about Saul Newman, John Zerzan, or digging up some obscure contemporary anarchist philosophers?
2-1. Antinatalism is.. too depressing. How about Voluntary Human Extinction?
2-1-1. A Critique of Affirmative Morality by Julio Cabrera since I read parts of that and know that it fits very well with philosophy_book, but that book is from... well... 1996 (too contemporary).
2-1-2. How about a book from Zapffe?
2-1-3. Benatar?
2-2. Why there aren't enough books about Anarcho-Transhumanism(and its synonyms)? It fits really well to this game!
2-2-1. More contemporary Transhumanism books like The Posthuman Condition by Robert Pepperell, Superintelligence by Nick Bostrom, et cetera.
2-2-2. A Cyborg Manifesto by Donna J. Haraway?
2-2-3. The Artilect War by Hugo de Garis?
Note: Cioran was chosen because Cioran is more "established" in the literary world.
Additional context
My first language is not English, so texts need some additional perusal by native English speakers.
I am really open to suggestions since I am not very knowledgeable about philosophy; I didn't even read enough Kant or Hegel! All feedbacks are welcome.