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Books don't cause mindshift. Repeatition does. So pick a random book and read it and reread it every day. See what happens...

• MisterSandman 4y ago
  What makes you say that? Does re-reading a book mean you understand things you didn't understand before? I feel like if I need to re-read a book to better understand it, either I or the book sucks. It doesn't seem very efficient.
  • bheadmaster 4y ago
    > Does re-reading a book mean you understand things you didn't understand before? Depends on the book, of course, but usually yes. Especially with books that deal with complex subjects such as mathematics and human interaction. I remember re-reading (and re-writing) the whole Analysis textbook in college - the second pass through it gave me much more intuitive understanding of it. The third made me love analysis. I also remember the book How To Win Friends And Influence People which explicitly recommends re-reading the book every now and then, allegedly to make us internalize the writing better.
  • endorphine 4y ago
    You should try Nietzsche then.