None in the catalog, so here goes.
What is a personality descriptor that describes when someone
>finds something that interests them, then attacks/dissects it until they become a complete expert on it
passionate is a little too general for what i'm talking about here.
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How can i read books without paying for them other than a local library? Got a kindle and want to pick up reading
libraries can lend you e-books for your kindle
Which Bible translation should i be reading?
my god, how rich was scrooge?
Matches a characteristic for aspergers
1 billion dollars a minute for 600 years = $3.154 x 10^17
that's a lot of money.
What do you do when a specific character is stuck in your head? It starts to substitute another character I'm thinking about and it's annoying.
maybe he's from zimbabwe
Read the sticky
Just get the New Oxford Annotated Bible with Apocrypha
The character found his vocation.
Best books to delve into norse myth? Is there an infographic?
Which is the most literal English translation of the Qur'an?
>inb4 learn Arabic you fucking kafir
Anyone know of a good youtube video in intro to literature. I don't know a fraction of what you guys talk about, but I'd like to learn. Thanks.
l i b g e n (dot) i o
jesus, you wanna watch a video instead of reading? fucking pleb, read the sticky, just start reading intro-core novels. there is no magic substitute for the long hours you spend with books.
is epistemlogy basically about answering the question "how do I know that x...."
how does one achieve happiness?
no
its "how CAN I know that x"
Yeah, I wanna read. Thanks for letting me know where to start.
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In particular look at the box that reads:
>Completely new to reading and feeling overwhelmed?
The Greeks.
Do any of you use programs specifically for creative writing? Recommend me one.
Microsoft word
Can anyone recommend books about languages? I'm looking for a sort of guide to languages rather then a book to learn the languages. Ideally this book would have sections about the features of the world's languages and how to identify them. Thanks
The prose edda and the poetic edda. Probably do prose first for maximum enjoyment of the poetic edda.
Should I get the Whitman's complete poems from Penguin or is there a better collection elsewhere?
As long as it has the 1855 edition of leaves of grass
Lately I've been pretty miserable and uninspired with my life. What's a book that brings back your zest for life?
Autistic obsession.
No I'm serious, I'm autistic myself and I do it with everything I'm interested in. It's really exhausting and quickly makes the topic uninteresting to me when I've found out everything and there's not a constant flow of new related information.
Is this proper grammar?
"One the worst things that can happen to a community is lacking food."
underrated post
libre office
it's FOSS too
"One *of* the worst things that can happen to a community is *a lack of* food"
>Vigil for boy of responding kisses, (never again on earth responding,)
>Vigil for comrade swiftly slain, vigil I never forget, how as day brighten’d,
>I rose from the chill ground and folded my soldier well in his blanket,
>And buried him where he fell.
what is the meter here? it sort of becomes harder to tell later in the poem.
What about this one:
One of the worst things that can happen to a person is lacking a legacy.
Would it be "a lack of" legacy again?
Can anyone recommend some good escapism fantasy? I just want to be happy for a while. Something like WoT but hopefully more directed.
Sanderson seems like the easy answer but I find his books read like a video game.
Sounds like trochaic pentameter to me
It's complicated. everygeek.net
"can happen" implies an episodic event. "lacking a legacy" is a, more or less, continuous state of being.
Does God exist or what holy hell I need to know
does the fact that this thread exist mean these questions do deserve their owl thread?
How would you word the idea?
If I want to read a gigantic, autistic fantasy novel or series of novels loaded with unnecessary lore details which don't do anything but "flesh" the world out that isn't anything by Tolkein, what would be the best written thing for me to read?
There is no fate worse than to lack a legacy.
Have you considered or read The Wheel of Time?
No I haven't read it, so I'll look into it. Thanks for the recommendation. I'll appreciate it if you have any more.
Best translation of Arabian Nights?
wrong. smallpox.
>scientific notation
What's so great about Satan in Paradise Lost? His poetry didn't stick out compared to everyone else's in the poem.
Just read The Study Quran
It's called linguistics
No, they only deserve a post each