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You are a liberal arts major at an American university in the first half of the first decade of this century. At every house party you attend, you see a copy of
by nocoiner 2y ago
You are a liberal arts major at an American university in the first half of the first decade of this century. At every house party you attend, you see a copy of this book on every coffee table. You are aware that it is critically acclaimed and you participate in numerous conversations regarding its merits (or lack thereof). You have never read the book. You regret nothing.
- xg15 2y agoMy suspicion is, the same would work with Gödel, Escher, Bach in Silicon Valley circles. "It's such a profound book with incredibly deep, life-changing insights about the hidden connections and symmetries of the universe. I really should read it some time."