The Ten-Book Rule for Smarter Thinking
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The Ten-Book Rule for Smarter Thinking Ten well-chosen books are usually enough to understand the expert consensus on any reasonable question you might have. The books have to be well-chosen. Any ten random books on a subject won’t converge to the expert wisdom. Even a hundred books won’t if they’re
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- The Ten-Book Rule for Smarter Thinking
- Ten well-chosen books are usually enough to understand the expert consensus on any reasonable question you might have.
- The books have to be well-chosen.
- Any ten random books on a subject won’t converge to the expert wisdom. Even a hundred books won’t if they’re low-quality.
- Understanding knowledge is a much lower bar than creating knowledge. It’s also a lower bar than successfully applying knowledge to diverse domains.
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