I’ve written a book summarizing my thoughts on life, truth, morality, and religion. About one-quarter of the book contains material from this blog (revised, re-written, and greatly improved), while the rest is new material never released before. The book is called The Triple Path. You can download it here (currently available in PDF, ePub, and Kindle formats (MOBI and AZW3)).
Several blog readers have asked why I usually don’t use hyperlinks in my posts, but instead tend to use footnotes. The reason is that studies have shown that the presence of hyperlinks impairs reading performance.1 Hyperlinks interrupt the flow of reading. I think that using footnotes instead of hyperlinks minimizes this type of interruption to the flow of reading, while still allowing readers to easily locate any sources that I refer to in a post. Footnotes 1 Diana DeStefano…