Im bored, what are some good textbooks to read for fun?

>reading textbooks for fun

NEEEERD

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>>7812266

>>7812278
Please ur on /sci, go fuck urself

>>7812280
Oh god no...

>>7812290
>being dumb enough to bite

>>7812266
feyngold lectures on chemistry

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>>7812266
in many ways this is the math part to the book "red state, blue state, rich state, poor state" by andrew gelman.

>>7812293
why not?

>>7812290
damn son.. I'm pretty sure he meant it as a joke.. you need to get out more, if ever.

>>7812329
>>7812278
>>7812299

samefag

>>7812290
you sad little man

The God Delusion. It's my favorite book.

>>7812335
Yet you keep responding

>>7812340
it's called shitposting, you silly goose

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>>7812336
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Thats not a textbook you fucking idiot

>>7812344
You need to get out more brah

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>>7812332
k

>>7812314
I much prefer his lectures on biology

>>7812349
you serious took a printscreen

pasted it in paint

cut out a section

saved it

and bothered uploading it to someone you don't know and will never meet again

>You sad little man

>>7812266
Mechanics by JP Den Hartog

General Chemistry by Linus Pauling

Dover books in general are a good read.

The Theoretical Minimum, both the standard and quantum mechanics editions. Both are filled with math, and both have great writing.

>>7812266

Go read the Meditations by Marcus Aurelius. Not science, but you'll thank me.