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Luiz Ramalho
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I feel that a great biography not only has to be about an interesting character, but needs to be delightful to read. What’s the best biography you’ve read by these standards?
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vincent
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Richard Feynman comes to mind. Entertaining.
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Les Greys
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Da Vinci - Isaacson And jic of interest. farcaster://casts/0x297297d473b8805d406efdfe0ccd53beb5e27fb41db5ea51aefdb4dff3f6a537/0x297297d473b8805d406efdfe0ccd53beb5e27fb41db5ea51aefdb4dff3f6a537
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Abhijit Mehta
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Atoms in The Family — great biography of Enrico Fermi (one of the most versatile physicists of the 20th century) written by his wife. Captures the “feel” of an important era in history and in the development of modern physics. https://a.co/d/6NAqGTn
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Diego Basch
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The first that comes to mind is The Man Who Loved Only Numbers about Paul Erdos.
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