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I'm describing the problem of already owning books you'd like (love!) to read, but don't make time for them. I'm also describing that most of us (I posit) alre
by khazhou 7y ago
I'm describing the problem of already owning books you'd like (love!) to read, but don't make time for them.
I'm also describing that most of us (I posit) already have a great collection of great books, which aren't fully tapped. Honestly, even re-reading your college textbooks will up your level significantly. You don't usually need to seek out the "best of the best" book, unless you're really going deep or want to learn a specific topic in a very particular way.
- pvg 7y agoIf you say so, fair enough. The image you've picked seems like a perfect encapsulation of a different problem. I want to help the person with the smooth-spined G.E.B whose third monitor is not quite at the right height. Go right ahead and slip it under there.