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“Do you like my hat?”</br>
“I do not.”
 
The raw honesty of canine interlocutors was spell binding.
 
And that fasciliated the dog party in the tree which, w/o honesty, would be impossible.;-)
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Eric's Most Important Books
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Topic Eric's Most Important Books
Leader Aardvark (Aardvark#5610)
Brooke (pyrope#2222)
Start Date 27 January 2020
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Mathematics[edit]

Biology[edit]

Extracted from Episode 472 of the James Altucher podcast @43:03 :

History of Science[edit]


Economics[edit]

Other[edit]

From Eric's bookshelves[edit]

Twitter photo of Eric's bookshelf:

1st (Top) Shelf:[edit]

2nd Shelf:[edit]

3rd Shelf:[edit]

4th (Bottom) Shelf:[edit]

See Also[edit]

Eric profile picture.jpg
Eric Weinstein

What is the most boring sounding book that changed & improved your life immeasurably?

Three candidates from my life that, frustratingly, I can’t generically recommend to friends:

A) Einstein Manifolds by Besse.
B) Turkish Grammar by Underhill
C) Science Since Babylon by Price.

2:40 PM · Nov 13, 2022
Eric profile picture.jpg
Eric Weinstein

Tell us why in the replies if you can? Thx!

2:44 PM · Nov 13, 2022
Eric profile picture.jpg
Eric Weinstein

@mister_duva Because it is a well written book that introduced me to a people, culture and civilization that enriched my life forever through their excruciatingly beautiful and logical language.

2:48 PM · Nov 13, 2022
Eric profile picture.jpg
Eric Weinstein

@GordoRabinowitz I loved it so much my mom destroyed it deliberately so she would never have to read it again.

“Do you like my hat?”
“I do not.”

The raw honesty of canine interlocutors was spell binding.

And that fasciliated the dog party in the tree which, w/o honesty, would be impossible.;-)

3:01 PM · Nov 13, 2022
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