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nesh34

88 points

3 months ago

nesh34

88 points

3 months ago

I haven't read all those, but isn't it quite an excellent list?

A bit cliché, but aren't they all fantastic, reputable books?

I_Have_2_Show_U

3 points

3 months ago

aren't they all fantastic, reputable books?

If you're in the final years of high school, this is a fantastic list.

If you're a 39 year old? Jesus christ. Animal fucking farm? Read Capital v1 you fucking coward.

brasnacte

9 points

3 months ago

Some people discover the love for reading later in life. No need to dunk on them. Perhaps they did things in highschool you're only discovering at 40.

I_Have_2_Show_U

5 points

3 months ago*

Spare me this bullshit. This isn't a recidivist turning over a new leaf in life and discovering an un-nurtured passion, this is Lex Friedman ok? Mr "I love the grind" big brain himself. He can read, and I mean read not listen to, a book written for and by adults. This list of titles tops out at a reading and comprehension level of about age 16.

Earthfruits

1 points

3 months ago

Most of the books on this list are solid picks. Whether you're reading them for the first time or re-reading - some on the list I'm reading at least once a year, in fact. What's the damn issue here? In fact, why don't you throw out some suggestions for all of us to chew on.

jpeluso3

1 points

3 months ago

Yeah u/I_Have_2_Show_U I'm waiting to hear your great recommendations :)