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I read Understand by Ted Chiang this morning. It's a short story about a comatose patient who gets a new experimental neurogenerative drug, that not only heals him but gives him super human intellect.
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@sinahab
It explores the inner experience of mind and the meta-cognitive abilities that might fall out of this kind of thing - eg the ability to tune one's personality. Super good.
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Ted Chiang is great. If you liked that I think you’ll dig his Stories of Your Life and Others https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/223380
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@polluterofminds
Ted Chiang is the goat.
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@rush
That and the Last Question by Isaac Asimov are my two fav sci-fi short stories
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@bradbarrish
That sounds interesting and right up my alley. Will check it out. Thanks for sharing!
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@bissell
I’ve had this on my reading list after hearing Naval highly recommend it on this podcast with David Deutsch! Now hearing a second rec really makes me want to check it out https://nav.al/deutsch-files-i
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Ted Chiang is a genius. His ideas and execution are both amazing.
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