Books

Code4rena.com co-founder. Securityalliance.org contributor. Cohost of /books. I also love poetry, collective knowledge graphs, and aligning on a big vision.

May be organize a thread once a week where you encourage readers to quote the fascinating lines they read last week. Book always teach us something and we do remember that one punch line from a book!

What are everyone's favorite passages from the books you're currently reading?

Thank you @magnator for sharing this idea with us! (Feel free to share more ideas for the /books channel in that thread, if you have them ☺️)

What are everyone's favorite passages from the books you're currently reading?

Thank you @magnator for sharing this idea with us! (Feel free to share more ideas for the /books channel in that thread, if you have them ☺️)

https://warpcast.com/magnator/0xd68d6c91

Code4rena.com co-founder. Securityalliance.org contributor. Lover of books, poetry, collective knowledge graphs, and aligning on a big vision.

The reason why higher-level subjects can be studied at all is that under special circumstances the stupendously complex behaviour of vast numbers of particles resolves itself into a measure of simplicity and comprehensibility. This is called emergence: high-level simplicity ‘emerges’ from low-level complexity.

"d/acc"
An ex-banker fell into ethereum rabbithole.
Economics was love until I met web3.

  /f /kp /fbi

The fabric of reality by David Deutsch. I read around 1/3 of it. This line came up in the first chapter when he was setting up the tone of the rest of the book.