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Even with all the hype, this book remains underrated. It is the most thought provoking book I’ve ever read.

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One of the most optimistic books I’ve ever read

Agreed. Brett Hall’s podcast series about the book are also great. I’m currently listening to the one about Ch. 11. They start from Ep. 1 and finish at Ep. 69

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Thank you for reminding me to listen to it

Agreed. Brett Hall’s podcast series about the book are also great. I’m currently listening to the one about Ch. 11. They start from Ep. 1 and finish at Ep. 69 https://brettroberthall.podbean.com/

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Started reading it for the first time last week. Only on the fourth chapter but I already wish I'd read this a decade ago. 
Provides some much needed optimism for humanity.

Currently interested in learning about complexity science, philosophy, love, theory of computation, epistemology, quantum physics

Have you read his first book The Fabric of Reality? If yes, would you recommend reading it?

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And incredibly encouraging book that reminds you (across multiple disciplines) that, save defying the laws of physics, anything is possible, and the individual is the atomic unit of that progress.