I've just finished reading these 9 books and already feel

>>8538794
Now that you feel like a non brainlet it may be time to actually become a non brainlet.

Maybe learn PDEs or some shit.

Sapiens: from animals to Gods is a fun book, maybe a little too historical for /sci/'s taste. I'm reading Homo Deus and it is pretty cool. The Great Design by Stephen Hawking maybe?

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>>8538794
>carl sagan
>michio kaku
>jared diamond
>sam harris
Nice b8 friendo

>>8538794
The social conquest of earth by E O Wilson.

I'm half trolling but its a fascinating book, partially BECAUSE of the controversy behind his claims. He's one of the greatest biologists living in case you haven't heard of him.

>>8538827
>idra alt-f4's out of another discussion

>>8538822

SPDE's or gtfo

>>8538794
>pop-sci
>"/sci/ approved"

these should all be textbooks. fuck off.

Whoever made that reading list should merk themselves.

ITT: /sci/ getting trolled by a troll post using a troll image

You did the problems son?

Kaku is a fucking joke

if not this what do you guys read then?

>>8538946
the usual; mein kampf, atlas shrugged, etc

>>8538827
grack attack

u read the wrong books. where's that other list with bio, chem, programming, etc?

>>8538823
Homo Sapiens is absolutely awesome.
10/10
I still reread.

Feynman Lectures in Physics is physics 101

>>8539218
That book is quite good but not that 10/10

>>8538841
anything by Wilson is a joy to read. hes the guy who got me into field biology

>>8538827
hello grack

>max mememark
>memematical universe hypothesis

This is the baitiest one