Or if that provokes the wrong image, the same thing applies to the random books on physics or philosophy or art or math that I’ll pick up and ENJOY for their rich complexity with absolutely no other motive or instrumental aim.
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I think there’s different kinds of thinking? At least for me. Thinking for entertainment is not the same kind of thinking as wanting complexity. I like simple tools & can enjoy cracking complex one. But I don’t intentionally seek complex. Deliberate entertainment is more abstract
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Yea I think so
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Same. But novels by Umberto Eco.
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Very apropos; Bourdieu had a lot to say about this.
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tbt when I struggled through the original French writing of his Les Heritiers because I figured that’s how I’d get the most out of it.
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