Denouncing a bad book is usually pointless. “Finite and Infinite Games” is so well-regarded by so many smart people that pointing out that it is incoherent, rhetorically sleazy, and substantively misleading may have some value.https://twitter.com/Grow_Wiser/status/1333827406478491649 …
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This is how I feel about Godel-Escher-Bach and I often feel like I have to suppress that opinion
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I loved GEB when I was 15. I don't really remember any coherent takeaways though - I know there was an attempt to explain consciousness, but I don't think I would buy it now. should reread it at some point
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I liked it a lot too, but remember being disappointed at the last section. It felt like he explained so much so well but then made some leap into consciousness and I was like wat
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