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It's been quite entertaining to read how he went from picking off bucket shops to going bust on Wall Street and how he proceeded from there. Old-fashioned writing that goes straight to the point.
His art-like approach to speculation is refreshing after spending time on /r/quant. I cannot say if any of his high-level speculation wisdom hold water anymore, though.
Would recommend!
(I know the long s wasn't really used at the ends of words, that was just a hurried example.)
Crossing the Unknown Sea by David Whyte. Also excellent. Nearly finished it.
I grew up reading arabic and sentences are just feel longer so maybe thats why Im not struggling with it.
It's a red pill fable for marketing directors (and other threads are pulled).
Later adapted for film, it saw 400 viewers walk out on it when screened at Cannes... most likely when the fish hit the floor. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifR7tsVT_-Y
The book was written in the 50s, its way slower than the movie (though still a short read). Some things from the movie plot are the same
I love details like how difficult it was to get something communicated across a border only 75 years ago
Augustine's Confessions
Last fiction: Nice Job by David Lodge
But I read it when I had far more free time than now.
I'm about 50 pages in, and am entranced with the prose.
SMAAART•22h ago