Is There Any Single Book Out There That Will Make Me Into A Genius???

[Rakhmetov]

Many of you will will say flat out: "No."

To which I reply: "Just checking."

[GPDP]

What is the purpose of this thread.

[Rakhmetov]

What is the purpose of this thread.


Well is there a single book out there that can just blow your fucking mind into the stratosphere??? The closest I can think of is Capital volume 1.

[Aurorus Ruber]

Simple answer: No, of course not. If you even have to ask such a silly question, you will never reach genius-level intelligence.

Longer answer: Yes, but I am not finished writing that book and it will probably take another couple years before it gets published. Sorry about that, but all good things come to those who wait. You may be asking why I don't just post mind-blowing tidbits here if I am a stratospheric genius, to which I have no credible answer. Just take my word for it, please. I need people to buy my books.


Well is there a single book out there that can just blow your fucking mind into the stratosphere??? The closest I can think of is Capital volume 1.

Yeah, that one works pretty well.

[Kuppo Shakur]

It's called History of Madness by Michel Foucault.
If that doesn't work, try Timequake by Kurt Vonnegut.

[$lim_$weezy]

Not related to politics, but Douglas Hofstadter's "Gödel Escher Bach" is definitely something you should read. It is somewhat easy to read, very entertaining, and quite enlightening. It is about consciousness, materialism, logic- all kinds of good stuff.

[red cat]

Many of you will will say flat out: "No."

To which I reply: "Just checking."

Actually there are some. Not exactly a single book though. Knuth's "The Art of Computer Programming", for example. All the four volumes of it published so far.

[RED DAVE]

A good atlas always blows my mind.

RED DAVE

[Terminator X]

"Perdido Street Station" by China Mieville. :cool:

[Kuppo Shakur]

A good atlas always blows my mind.

RED DAVE
Haha, old people love to look at atlases. I've never been able to figure out why.

[RED DAVE]

Haha, old people love to look at atlases. I've never been able to figure out why.Who you callin' old, punk? :D

Anyway, atlases fascinated me as a kid, too, so there.

RED DAVE

[RedAnarchist]

Who you callin' old, punk? :D

Anyway, atlases fascinated me as a kid, too, so there.

RED DAVE

I loved atlases as a kid as well. I also used to design new flags and countries, or draw maps of the continents and make new nations on them.

[-marx-]

Another Atlas fan here! :D

[Nothing Human Is Alien]

I think atlases appeal to people who aspire to travel the world. I've always liked them.

[synthesis]

Well is there a single book out there that can just blow your fucking mind into the stratosphere??? The closest I can think of is Capital volume 1.

Bed of Procrustes, by Nicholas Nassem Taleb

[black magick hustla]

feyman physics lectures specifically the third volume

[Arilou Lalee'lay]

http://www.bopsecrets.org/SI/debord/1.htm
/obvious propaganda trollin'

[Robespierre Richard]

The Holy Bible. (King James version.)

[Kuppo Shakur]

Who you callin' old, punk? :D

Anyway, atlases fascinated me as a kid, too, so there.

RED DAVE
Wow, I guess it's just me then.
The only people I know who look at atlases are geezers.:tt2:

[Commissar Rykov]

I heard if you can actually understand Mein Kampf your mind will literally explode.

[Robespierre Richard]

Wait there is actually a book that will make you a genius now that I think about it, the Ruhnama (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruhnama).

[black magick hustla]

are you a troll