Yeah. I can't imagine the books I could read if I spent less time online. LOL.

Anyway, with me, because of the podcast, I have to read like this. I'm always prepping for future interviews. Most of the guests we have one, one per week, we're having on to discuss a book they've written. And more often than not that means that I've read their book and taken notes so that the host of the show and myself can produce an outline for a discussion.

All I can say is that I'm thankful the publishers see fit to send the books to me. Otherwise there'd be no way to do the show. It would just be crazily expensive.

PZ Myers and Luke Muehlhauser each separately have been asked that question and I favor their response...

"How do most people have so much time to watch tv and play video games?"

I just prioritize my time differently than most people. Doesn't hurt that I don't have any kids of course. And I'm not necessarily judging people that want to spend their time watching tv and playing video games. To each their own.

That's good that you're writing though. At least if you don't have time to read you're spending the time to write.

I'm reading:

James Stone's Vision and Brain: How We Perceive the World

E. Kirsten Peters' The Whole Story of Climate: What Science Reveals About the Nature of Endless Change

Chris Keith and Anthony Le Donne's (Eds.) Jesus, Criteria, and the Demise of Authenticity

Kathleen Taylor's The Brain Supremacy: Notes From the Frontiers of Neuroscience

Haha! Nice. :)
Reading anything interesting lately?

Slow down! That remains to be seen... :P