2024, a reading list

Time flies, and it’s already time for another election. I often joke with people that four years ago, when my college journey began, it was the showdown between Biden and Trump. Time has passed like a flash, but some things remain unchanged. Four years later, it feels like yesterday once more.

I don’t like talking about politics much because, no matter how much we discuss, it feels like people are always talking in different languages within their bubbles. Most of the time, politicians’ arguments are really the same thing over and over. I’ve always believed that “where you sit controls how you think” is a fundamental truth in political science. As for the so-called greatness, glory, and correctness, they are just clichés to deceive voters.

If you ask me what my opinion is on this election, I can only say I don’t have much of one. However, I have compiled a reading list. Some of these books I’ve read multiple times, while others I’ve only skimmed. I believe that in human history, certain things are always cyclical and unchanging. I hope you find these interesting.

“if you found these interesting,  you are boring.”