@paulg Fun fact, in medieval times diarrhoea was the status quo. Everyone had diarrhoea ALL the time. Why? They didnโt separate toilet water from drinking! Sorry, they couldnโt :)
@DavidDeutschOxf@naval@ToKTeacher This is the hardest and the proudest thing I've ever done in my life.
There was a lot of misery and euphoria. Every hour of it was worth it.
Non-believers can check all 1000 hours logged in here: https://t.co/2ms9XyXIo0
I paused uni and studied @DavidDeutschOxf books for 4 month (1,000 hours)
David's books are valuable, but complex. People take years to understand them. This is a problem, and problems are soluble:
https://t.co/DOxPmG4Wfj & https://t.co/upj7a8Q7ZL are worksheets with 280 & 170 practice questions with answers and summaries to each chapter for both books
@DavidDeutschOxf Thank you to @naval for showing me DD, and @ToKTeacher for lectures (without which this would take me years).
I hope with my help people could understand DD's ideas under 50 hours.
@DavidDeutschOxf As a gateway I recorded podcasts summarizing each chapter in a few minutes:
The Fabric of Reality (40min): https://t.co/fptnZAz3XL
The Beginning of Infinity (80min): https://t.co/3UE3jlnMTU
@DavidDeutschOxf As a gateway I recorded podcasts summarizing each chapter in a few minutes:
The Fabric of Reality (40min): https://t.co/GleInrPrGa
The Beginning of Infinity (80min): https://t.co/PX4QN8EdhF