#bookish nerd

[aethyrmazz]

An opinion widely held is not evidence of truth.

To add to my little athenaeum, "The Lucifer Effect Understanding How Good People Turn Evil" by Philip Zimbardo published 2007. Experimental psychology. This book focuses on how environmental factors influence individuals to behave immorally, rather than their inherent personal traits.

Being a psychology buff, I myself have turned to the use of psychological manipulation which refers to control tactics that we may use to influence a person's thinkings, emotions, or behaviors. Typically this is done for the manipulators benefit, for persuasion, even personal growth, often done to just prove a point, sometimes done for the sake of chaos (f**k you if you do this)

[auraseeingcoffeebean]

Hey! If anyone is trying out The StoryGraph beta site and looking for fellow bookish nerds to follow, follow me 😊. Username is Emmarae C.

StoryGraph is a cool alternative to Goodreads. It has some features that goodreads does not. It has a yearly reading challenge but also more features on your reading data. Its pretty cool and you can upload all your data from Goodreads to StoryGraph. 👍🏾

Here's some of my reading data that I thought was interesting:

Anyway follow me if you'd like 😄📚

[cafeandliterature]

The delivery of two of my books have been delayed, again, and I know they’re doing their best, but, Christ, I just wanna ʳᵉᵉᵉᵃᵃᵃᵈᵈᵈᵈᵈ

[cafeandliterature]

Can someone take away my account? I just bought my third book of the day...