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7/10 Keep a Log Of What You Read
After every book you read try and write down a fun fact, quote, or lesson that you learned from that book. Just do whatever you want so long as you have something written down to jog your memory!
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Every idea in Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman, one map.
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Every idea in Why We Sleep: Unlocking the Power of Sleep and Dreams by Matthew Walker, one map.
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Every idea in The Art of War by Sun Tzu, one map.
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2h focused reading on "Atomic Habits" today—underlined 3 key takeaways (habit stacking + environment design). Progress u003e perfection! #LearningJourney #BookNotes #GrowthMindset

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From one reader to Another, here are my #booknotes on GEB, to get you all warm and woozy, as you embark on this adventure:
The pre-read
https://t.co/heQqrt5GKM
GEB
https://t.co/AMXQtmRqWI
PS: I found the pre-read a bit self referential (!!!), so I made notes, which I am happy to share on dm, if you like. Makes it time efficient for me to refer back, as Gödel's proof is beautiful, but hard to remember.
book notes (4 of b)
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Gödel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid
by Douglas R. Hofstadter
(824 pgs, published 1979, 1999)
(#booknotes from 2023)
GEB is special. I purchased my copy in 1998 and fully read it only now.
It’s a bit similar to ‘A history of interest rates’ by Homer and Sylla, in that many own it, few read it.
And that is perhaps because GEB is long, non-linear, complex, requires-attention, and jumps around too many seemingly tangential topics which normal human beings are not likely to be knowledgeable of or interested in.
And while the book won a Pulitzer, most readers could not figure out what the book is all about, and Hofstadter had to clarify the same in its 1999 preface.
Hence the ‘seemingly’ in the prior sentence (since a ‘non-seeming’ tangent requires a firm reference point).
But it’s also similar to ‘A Gentleman in Moscow’ in that the journey is the destination. GEB transported me right into Hofstadter’s shoes, or more properly into his Mind’s I, as I revelled in the child, inquirer, scientist, philosopher, thinker, poet, writer, experimenter, mathematician, purveyor of paradoxes, and so much more, in him.
Amidst the intoxicating revelry, I ended up reading GEB three times.
It’s hard to excerpt from GEB – partly because each section of a chapter is on an average 1 page long (so there are approx. 750 sections), and also because there is as much pleasure in language, sentence construction and writing as in facts, ideas and concepts.
But largely because do it too much and it would be a sacrilege.
Also, perhaps GEB can never be truly and fully read, but only re-discovered every time one reads it.
I am sad that I waited 25 years, and glad that I finally made it.
/2
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@PhilosophyOfPhy For more on Gödel here are my #booknotes from two great books built around his work
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book notes (4 of b)
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Gödel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid
by Douglas R. Hofstadter
(824 pgs, published 1979, 1999)
(#booknotes from 2023)
GEB is special. I purchased my copy in 1998 and fully read it only now.
It’s a bit similar to ‘A history of interest rates’ by Homer and Sylla, in that many own it, few read it.
And that is perhaps because GEB is long, non-linear, complex, requires-attention, and jumps around too many seemingly tangential topics which normal human beings are not likely to be knowledgeable of or interested in.
And while the book won a Pulitzer, most readers could not figure out what the book is all about, and Hofstadter had to clarify the same in its 1999 preface.
Hence the ‘seemingly’ in the prior sentence (since a ‘non-seeming’ tangent requires a firm reference point).
But it’s also similar to ‘A Gentleman in Moscow’ in that the journey is the destination. GEB transported me right into Hofstadter’s shoes, or more properly into his Mind’s I, as I revelled in the child, inquirer, scientist, philosopher, thinker, poet, writer, experimenter, mathematician, purveyor of paradoxes, and so much more, in him.
Amidst the intoxicating revelry, I ended up reading GEB three times.
It’s hard to excerpt from GEB – partly because each section of a chapter is on an average 1 page long (so there are approx. 750 sections), and also because there is as much pleasure in language, sentence construction and writing as in facts, ideas and concepts.
But largely because do it too much and it would be a sacrilege.
Also, perhaps GEB can never be truly and fully read, but only re-discovered every time one reads it.
I am sad that I waited 25 years, and glad that I finally made it.
/2
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book notes (40 of b)
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Relativity: The Special and General Theory
by Albert Einstein
(100 pgs, Published 1916)
(#booknotes from 2021)
Context:
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These #booknotes are not book reviews, nor book summaries. Just my high-level thoughts on the book along with some quotes which I find interesting. In some quotations, I have included bracketed text (like this) to enable flow / context and three dots (like this...) to bring together dispersed sentences, to synthesise an idea.
My Notes:
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Rather than write my own thoughts about this book, I quote from the preface:
“The…book is intended…to give an…insight into the theory of Relativity to those…who are not conversant with the mathematical apparatus of theoretical physics… I repeat myself frequently, without paying the slightest attention to the elegance of the presentation…(since) matters of elegance ought to be left to the tailor and to the cobbler)”
Some quotes from the book follow:

book notes (38 of b)
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1/13
Number Go Up: Inside Crypto’s Wild Rise and Staggering Fall
by Zeke Faux @ZekeFaux
(304 pgs, Published 2023)
(#booknotes from 2023)
Context:
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These #booknotes are not book reviews, nor book summaries. Just my high-level thoughts on the book along with some quotes which I find interesting. In some quotations, I have included bracketed text (like this) to enable flow / context and three dots (like this...) to bring together dispersed sentences, to synthesise an idea.
If @ZekeFaux would not like me to quote from this book, please DM me the same, I would promptly delete the quotes here-from.
My Notes:
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I picked this as there are not many books in Crypto written by journalists from mainstream publications.
The book largely goes into USDT (a crypto stablecoin), Axie (a game), and a few stories here and there around some of the more nefarious and colourful crypto-founders.
Some quotes from the book follow:

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