Cats Got Your Tongue Podcast #3

I liked the recap yall gave and how yall used many quotes for evidence.

I believe that an introduction is everything and the music and then the title of the podcast was very intriguing and it just made me want to listen to the whole thing. The whole part is that the whole world is ending and people are still being greedy and then making bad choices. People want to do things for themselves even though everything was going to end

I believe that an introduction is everything and the music and then the title of the podcast was very intriguing and it just made me want to listen to the whole thing. The whole part is that the whole world is ending and people are still being greedy and then making bad choices. People want to do things for themselves even though everything was going to end

I really like the connections you made about stupidity and I like how well you were able to explain the book especially through quotes and stuff.

I like how thoroughly you described your takeaways. You provided context from throughout the book as well as knowledge from your life.

Interesting take away from the end of the book. There do seem to be a lot of points made about human stupidity, especially since all of the characters, even the smartest ones, are stupid in one way or the other.

It is interesting how two groups can read the same book and have a different takeaway. I think this reinforces the ideas in the text that we read yesterday about author's intent and how the readers takeaway is just as much, if not more impactful that the author's.

You did a good job picking up on themes that relate to real life like greediness and selfishness in the world, and using quotes as evidence.

I really enjoyed listening to you reference back to the foreshadowing you made in the first podcast, and being excited that it came true. I liked how critical you were of the characters actions, calling them stupid and greedy. The part when you quote an outside person, albert einstein was unique, I don't think anyone else thought to do that.

I liked the quotes and context from the book to support the ideas you guys had and especially quotes from the end of the book that supported the ideas you guys had from the start of the book.

you did a good job unpacking and analyzing what it would mean for the end of humanity to be happening. Also you still found a lot to talk about even without a lot of group members.

It's interesting to think that the stupidity of humanity can end us all. 

I liked your analysis involving the cat's cradle. I thought it was an interesting idea that it represents the neverending cycle of human stupidity. My group also read this book and it was interesting to see what we interpreted similarly and differently.