Behind the Theme: Liberte and it's Revolutionary Characters (LU50)

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Today I talk about the theme behind the boardgame Liberte and some of the important characters that affected the French Revolution significantly. 

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Review as Read 44: DUCY? by David Sklansky, Alan Schoonmaker

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This time I review DUCY? by David Sklansky and Alan Schoonmaker. This book emphasizes that problems should be solved by logic, math and practicality than the standard wholesale "believe in yourself" or "positive attitude" of other such books on said topic. 

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The practical friendship is probably a more sincere one

Two and a half weeks ago, I met the person I trust most in my short life (Universal comparison) and got to learn that I am very bad at keeping in contact with people, of which I agree and will continue to dwell on. When I worked in the Casino, I met drinking friends a lot. Then I played poker, I met poker players all the time and now I play boardgames and I meet them all the time. Each time I am told by more trusted sources I neglect people, especially from past activities and probably will end up very lonely or won't be able to find help when I need it, of which I also agree. I cannot imagine many that will bemoan my passing but the above mentioned situation keeps to my personal philosophies and I am contented with both the up and downsides of meeting only when both are agreeable or have common cause. There are for example persons who I think are good people at heart but have no common current hobbies, interest topics or grounds on what constitutes good evidence in a debate. So I see no compelling reason to meet on obligation only to get bored or anger one another.

As the quotes below states, if we are agreeable, we will stay life-long friends if not someone who keeps one around only for personal gain will come looking whether they are friends or not. Thus I see no need for a complete change in policy.

(Quotes from Hard Truths by Lee Kuan Yew and to his detractors. Even if it was Joseph Stalin, I would still say a good point in context is still a good point regardless of whether the source is agreeable to oneself or not.)

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Behind the Theme: Liberte and it's Revolutionary History (LU49)

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Today I talk about the theme behind the boardgame Liberte and how the game mechanics really fits into the historical facts of what happened during the French Revolution. 

Hope your enjoy and till next word...

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Review as Read 43: The Color Of Magic, The First Discworld Novel by Sir Terry Pratchett

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This time I review 'The Color Of Magic' by Sir Terry Pratchett. This is the first book in the Discworld series and at it's core it is an introduction to the Discworld explained by an adventure that includes Rincewince the Wizard, Twoflower the Tourist, their trusty magical luggage chest and others.

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