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4662836 No.4662836 [Reply] [Original]

What is the most difficult, yet rewarding book you've ever read?

>> No.4662842

A Treatise on Applied Rigor and Formalism in Lava Sun/Ice Sun Mechanics by Godel, Lubachevsky, and Sulliman

>> No.4662846
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4662846

>mfw somebody actually buys spivak

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Seriously. It changes how you see most social dynamics, and you feel pretty good for a few days afterward. Like you could be normal...

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>>4662842

lol thanks for this, anon

>> No.4662899

Covariant formulation of non-equilibrium statistical thermodynamics

by Robert graham

>> No.4662901

The Mystery Method

>> No.4662980

Starting strength ITT u mirin

>> No.4662997

Les Miserables

Hey man, you just said 'book'. Rybicki & Lightman was pretty decent, though, if you wanted to wank over textbooks.

>> No.4663001

Weinbergs "The quantum theory of fields" volume 1 and 2. Currently reading a book on mirror symmetry, which is hard as fuck, but potentially very rewarding.