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This has a lot of great receipes too, but I like the first book better.
Profoundly interesting. It really requires an open mind, because as Singer says multiple times, and as the title suggests, it is advocating a collapse of what we consider to be traditional and common place ethics. Many of the ideas inside are ones I had considered but felt were too extreme to openly admit, but what Singer promotes makes rational sense, and I'm in support of at least a number of what he is advocating for. It is a shift, but it's one I feel could begin to take place.
Laurie Dann is a mentally disturbed girl who's family, unfortunately just didn't see that their daughter needed serious help. The police had contact with this girl on numerous occasions for threatening type behaviour, making harrassing telephone calls, purchasing hand guns and possibly even stabbing her ex-husband with an ice pick while he slept. Yet, no one thought to seek mental help for this girl until it was too late and she walked into an elementary school armed with 3 guns and began shooting. What does it take for authorities to recognize that people like Laurie Dann are just time bombs waiting to explode?