On Purpose with Jay Shetty

The book was described as having a fantastical history and a brutal history element.

So I just read Wild Seed and Kindred.

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The book was described as having a fantastical history and a brutal history element.

So I just read Wild Seed and Kindred.

I guess obviously those books have a fantastical sort of history, but obviously a very intense history element to it.

You know, like Wild Seed and Kindred, a very brutal history.

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The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

Oz referred to "Wild Seed" as an underrated scifi novel that explores the concept of immortality. He suggested it as a thoughtprovoking read for anyone pondering what living forever would feel like.

there's a book that this brings to mind by Octavia E. Butler, which is underrated. It's called Wild Seed. And not a lot of people have read it. It's a scifi book. It delves into this exact subject.

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