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how do y’all feel ab nonfiction?
195 upvotes, 17 comments. Sidechat image post by sea_taco in Book Club. "how do y’all feel ab nonfiction?"
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Anonymous 2d

In general I like it but whatever you got going on here scares me. I respect it, but I feel fear. Ride on friend

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Anonymous 2d

love it, I read a lot of nonfiction books on natural history/nature.

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Anonymous 2d

Not for me, but read whatever you want

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Anonymous 2d

I gotta be really interested in the subject. Like REALLY interested. 😂

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Anonymous 2d

I love travel books/atlases. Sapiens is a book I recommend to almost everyone

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Anonymous 2d

Has broken me

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Anonymous 2d

Wish I could motivate myself to read and learn the topics I wish I had already read and learned but

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Anonymous 2d

only have read 1 or 2 that have kept my interest, i want to like them so badly though

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Anonymous 2d

there is no way you actually array your book like this to study

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Anonymous 2d

I recently got into it and have since read so many my kindle has been recommending me textbooks

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 2d

computational neuroscience! Look, when I picked my major I thought I’d be learning how to build apps, not how to infiltrate a billionaire doomsday cult… but sometimes life throws you a curveball, yk?

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Anonymous replying to -> sea_taco 2d

what r the names of the books? this looks very interesting

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Anonymous replying to -> #6 2d

Top left - ‘Active Inference: The Free Energy Principle in Mind, Brain, and Behavior’ by Giovanni Pezzulo, Karl J. Friston, and Thomas Parr Top right - ‘Discrete and Combinatorial Mathematics: An Applied Introduction’ by Ralph P. Grimaldi (5th Edition) Bottom left - ‘A New Kind of Science’ by Stephen Wolfram

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Anonymous replying to -> #10 2d

I don’t. I took this picture bc I’m helping a guy build an online mathematics curriculum for young people in STEM and wanted to show him some of what I’ve been reading on the subject.

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Anonymous replying to -> sea_taco 1d

Discrete mathematics? I take a class like that next semester, what’s it like?

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Anonymous replying to -> #13 1d

It’s chill. Some of the more advanced recurrence relations can be tricky, but graph theory is awesome

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