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I suspect you're somewhat conflating cause and effect - curious people fine interesting books, giving most people books won't make them interesting (but might help some). But ok - from Buffetverse: Snowball, all the Peter Bevelin stuff, Poor Charlie's Almanach.

I suspect that any person who would *actually* read one book per week for several years meets whatever the minimum requirements are to benefit substantially from doing so

I agree, but that’s not a typical college grad.

Many of the people who go to college but can't get through one book per week wind up flunking/dropping out, but yes, there's probably not total overlap. But kind of interesting that you assume that attending college full-time is less challenging than reading ~50 pages/day!