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If you don't find something to argue with in this book, you haven't thought about it enough. There's a dividing line, though, between books that are full of Wr
by dsr_ 8y ago
If you don't find something to argue with in this book, you haven't thought about it enough.
There's a dividing line, though, between books that are full of Wrong (and so you should ignore them) and books which are full of Considered Opinion (and are worth arguing over); this one falls firmly into the latter category for me.
- gh02t 8y agoYou know, I think that's a pretty wise point that I haven't really heard put into words before - a good teacher's goal is to prepare their students to be able to debate the merits of the teacher's own opinions on equal ground.
- danShumway 8y agoAgreed. There are multiple parts of this book where I actually felt frustrated with the author I disagreed with them so much, but I still consider it to be one of the best web typography books I've ever read. Highly, highly recommended.