What makes a good book good? What do we mean when we judge a book good or bad? In a recent post on humanfactor.blog I quoted one publisher's and bookstore owner's response: "Does the book make you think? If it does, it is a good book." I explore this topic in greater detail in the post. And what are your thoughts? What is a good book?
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"Any criticism of being implies an answer, provided one can offer an answer to one’s fellow man, i.e., to a free agent." Frantz Fanon in his book 'Black Skin, White Masks'. How can this be understood?
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"Should I adjust my experience to align with measurement because that's reality? Isn’t it supposed to work the other way around – aren’t our tools meant to be helpful instead of regulative? Or do we grow so accustomed to the simple, standardised measurements performed by the various devices we use that our individual, lived experiences come to be perceived as somewhat bizarre deviations from the straight line?" A quote from my recent article on humanfactor.blog at https://humanfactor.blog/2023/04/17/measuring-and-living-an-experience/
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