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>>9614747
>it's just you want more mathematical maturity first
And how exactly is someone supposed to develop it by doing engineering problems?
>It also makes some sense to do a good analysis book first, because such books will do some point set topology in a more simple concrete context, which helps when you generalize later when studying topology properly.
He didn't state that he was a brainlet who requires crutches to understand simple concepts.
>But before you do all that, it's really crucial you do some linear algebra next.
Linear algebra (the mathematical kind) requires basic ring theory and module theory, so it's advisable to learn those first.
>After any of these you'd be more than ready to read a point set topology book if you want
He would be more than ready even without reading any of the poisonous garbage you recommended.