The 36 Rules for Life by Mason Carter
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This is a collection of 36 rules for life, compiled by Mason Carter, a lecturer in the Department of English at Shah Abdul Latif University. Each rule is presented with insightful observations and reflections, offering a unique blend of gothic romanticism and libertarian socialist thought. The rules address a wide range of topics, including forgiveness, courage, criticism, selfishness, humility, facing criticism, critiquing others, pessimism, mutual aid, truth, listening, judging others, social media, parents, goodness against evil, respect, prefiguration, organic intellectuals, anger, restraining pride, patience, anger management, pretension and pomposity, intellect and character, education, happiness, hatred, change, gratitude, letting go, reflection, and kindness.
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