Just got an awesome book-sharing request from a workshop I'm attending this weekend. I am totally stealing this to use in future workshops (and I hope others will steal it too).pic.twitter.com/eJCFvIqYmZ
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I'm a big fan of Proofs and Refutations. As well as being very good it's also hilarious
I've read an excerpt (the first part of the discussion of Euler's theorem for polyhedra) so I know it's good! Somehow it never quite gets to the top of the reading pile though, I don't know why
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I think it's a book that is not only locally good, but where I found the whole significantly greater than the sum of the parts. It completely changed my idea of where definitions (even, entire subjects) come from.
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I also am embarrassed to say that I’ve read only excerpts, despite good intentions
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How Buildings Learn was made into a documentary series, available on YouTube. Strong recommend for downtime watching
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