Re:Everything I Knew About Reading Was Wrong
by Zetoke on Sunday July 05, 2020 @07:20PM
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I really love Naval’s ideas about reading, wealth and life in general. I listen his podcast during walks and this one of those podcasts series of which I rewind back if I get distracted and miss something.
Re:Everything I Knew About Reading Was Wrong
by Normille on Monday July 06, 2020 @06:49AM
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I really hate those "Everything I/You Know About X is Wrong" headlines. I know it's just a literary device and "Some of the Things I/You Know About X Are Wrong" isn't quite so dramatic.
But it's so bloody annoying!
If "Everything" you knew about something as fundamentally simple as [for example] reading was wrong, then you would be one of the stupidest people on the planet. In which case why would you expect anyone to want to take notice of your opinions?
Re:Everything I Knew About Reading Was Wrong
by schwartzworld on Wednesday July 08, 2020 @05:33AM
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I really hate those "I'm going to pedantically take issue with somethng completely tangential" comments. I know it's a common Hacker News trope and "Just don't click the headlines you don't like" isn't quite so dramatic.
But it's so bloody annoying!
If "Everything" you knew about something as fundamentally simple as [for example] reading was wrong, then you would be one of the stupidest people on the planet. In which case why would you expect anyone to want to take notice of your opinions?
But it's so bloody annoying!
If "Everything" you knew about something as fundamentally simple as [for example] reading was wrong, then you would be one of the stupidest people on the planet. In which case why would you expect anyone to want to take notice of your opinions?
But it's so bloody annoying!
If "Everything" you knew about something as fundamentally simple as [for example] reading was wrong, then you would be one of the stupidest people on the planet. In which case why would you expect anyone to want to take notice of your opinions?