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I make a point to read at least the table of contents and flip each page through when i get a new book, even if i won't read it. Of course I already read the ta
by larve 4y ago
I make a point to read at least the table of contents and flip each page through when i get a new book, even if i won't read it. Of course I already read the table of contents before buying it, and might have skimmed through the libgen pdf, but I still want to "ingest" the physicality of it. I might fold some corners while flipping through as well. It gives me a map, and I will most certainly remember the book when I need to look up some topic, even though my memory is usually terrible.
It takes about 10 minutes and it's well worth it.