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Not a book, but I found the logic courses on brilliant.org to really stretch the brain muscle https://brilliant.org/courses/logic-deduction/ https://brilliant.
by swayson 5y ago
Not a book, but I found the logic courses on brilliant.org to really stretch the brain muscle
https://brilliant.org/courses/logic-deduction/ https://brilliant.org/courses/logic-deduction/
- BossingAround 5y agoInteresting. How do you find Brilliant in general? Is it worth paying for? Seems a bit surface-level from a quick glance, but I'm sure it's possible for it to have real depth if one follows learning paths (or if some courses are simply longer). I'm sure it also depends on the topic; I only tried the free graphs course.
- swayson 5y agoIt is subscription based and you get access to all of the courses for a single price. To gain maximum value, you will need to use the platform regularly. For me it is worth it as the content is good qquality content and it suits my learning style. Work through problem solving and developing intuition, often through visual aids and everyday experience. The math and science subjects I'd say is most mature, and has the most content. thereafter one can practice more from textbooks or alike to really go into the depth and expand on the mastery.
- linseed_213 5y agoFB recommends it to prep for interviews with probability/stats requirements (Product/DS/Analytics)