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Seeking recs for awesome books that are between pop-accessibility and full-blown academia, and will still be interesting for someone who pays medium attention to current research. For reference I liked GEB and Sapiens, but didn't like the Madness of Crowds or Jed McKenna

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Still too pop for me? Or at least I'm already roughly familiar with the topic so it wasn't like 'oh damn' every page it was like 'oh yeah i heard about that'

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Have you ever considered doing LSD?

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idk is it good?

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