i hadn't read ivisible man since i was like 16 or 17. It's the kind of book that matters when yo read it and you talk about it. The one unique thing about being human is that we could tell each other stories. And nho stories allow us to think differently about who we are and who we might be. I guess taday has been waying bats twen times for being part of a con talk. Im im chasin m chase of mimangotomiso, i'm going to get t a hundred and 50 before 20 27. So he'd better keep coming on the show. I'm coming for him. Hundre back.
In his memoir of his time in Auschwitz, Primo Levi describes Jewish prisoners bathing in freezing water without soap--not because they thought it would make them cleaner, but because it helped them hold on to their dignity. For poet and author Dwayne Betts, Levi's description of his fellow inmates' suffering, much like the novelist Ralph Ellison's portrayal of early twentieth-century black life in America, is much more than bearing witness to the darkest impulses of mankind. Rather, Betts tells EconTalk host Russ Roberts, both authors' writing turns experiences of inhumanity into lessons on what it means to be a human being.