Big Talk Perth

Please note the day/time change!!

Come join us in the park to discuss our latest read, another, more recent novel. According to Blinkist.com, this novel explores gender stereotypes and the importance of challenging societal expectations. It offers an intriguing look into the world of 1960s chemistry and scientific research. The inspiring protagonist and her journey will captivate readers from all backgrounds. It proved so popular that a TV adaption on AppleTV followed!

Not sure if this can be accessed for free anywhere. Some results for free PDF come up, but I cannot vouch for any of them.

Otherwise you can hopefully find at a library or bookstore.
You are welcome to attend regardless of whether you have read,

Please note that if the weather is nice, we will sit outside on the grass (please bring your own rug/chair if necessary) in the area between the Botanical café and the eternal flame pond (near the war memorial).
If the weather is bad, we will try to get a few tables inside the café (in which case, please buy something there so that we can stay there!!)

Its that time of the year again....lets have a picnic! Bring a drink and some snacks to share (and maybe some mozzie spray too!).

We will just sit on the grass on the war memorial side, near the cafe, talk and enjoy the view! Come along for a chilled Saturday evening with our sister group - MBTI Perth. This is a social event with no topic, just a chance to meaningful connections / interesting conversation with others and reflect on the year.

New and existing members welcome.

Feel free to drop any questions in the comments below.

Not into small talk? Come join us for a drink and casual philosophical discussion, with friendly, like-minded others.

Question for this week:
Is there an alternative to capitalism?

Not into small talk? Come join us for a drink and casual philosophical discussion, with friendly, like-minded others.

Question for this week:
Is Christmas still relevant (and other related hambug!)?

Come join us in the park to discuss our Vonnegut's modern day classic.
According to Wiki:
"Slaughterhouse-Five, or, The Children's Crusade: A Duty-Dance with Death is a 1969 semi-autobiographic science fiction-infused anti-war novel by Kurt Vonnegut....The work has been called an example of "unmatched moral clarity" and "one of the most enduring anti-war novels of all time".

Not sure if pdf can be accessed for free anywhere. Some results for free PDF come up, but I cannot vouch for any of them.

However there do seem to be many audio readings on the book on YouTube. Here is one:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yz6uGkdenEk

Otherwise you can hopefully find at a library or bookstore.
You are welcome to attend regardless of whether you have read,

Please note that if the weather is nice, we will sit outside on the grass (please bring your own rug/chair if necessary) in the area between the Botanical café and the eternal flame pond (near the war memorial).
If the weather is bad, we will try to get a few tables inside the café (in which case, please buy something there so that we can stay there!!)

Not into small talk? Come join us for a drink and casual philosophical discussion, with friendly, like-minded others.

Question for this week:
Is the most important purpose in life to find happiness?

Not into small talk? Come join us for a drink and casual philosophical discussion, with friendly, like-minded others.

Question for this week:
Have we become less happy in this age of technology?

Not into small talk? Come join us for a drink and casual philosophical discussion, with friendly, like-minded others.

Question for this week:
Have we become less happy in this age of technology?

Not into small talk? Come join us for a drink and casual philosophical discussion, with friendly, like-minded others.

Question for this week:
Have we become less happy in this age of technology?

Not into small talk? Come join us for a drink and casual philosophical discussion, with friendly, like-minded others.

Question for this week:
Have we become less happy in this age of technology?