What's the heaviest book ever written?

What's the heaviest book ever written?

>Understanding Women

Your sex life

Oh wait sorry i thought you said lightest

woah slow down there chief.

>browses a board about literature
>can't read

ugh.

kekekek

That's actually a fairly good question.

Probably the unabridged version of The Stand

Probably a book written on stone tablets m80

On lit only foot notes will give you proper gains

Recognitions by Gaddis is really fucking heavy, even the paper back Dalkey Archive version I own weighs a lot.

Encyclopedia Britannica?

How to understand women

10 Commandments

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It has an event horizon.

ebin

if we had a scale measuring this merging's aceptability from anons, and it was measured in 7 stages (3 from neutral to loving it, and three from neutral to hating it, and a true neutral stage)
You would be a solid 5
>Care almost 0 about the change
>Actually tries to think about how the boards could combinen (the op stance on lifting books)

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The subject of your book doesn't affect it's weight dumbass

If your squat isn't at least two encyclopedia sets you are small time.

i didnt get it at first, but now i do

kek

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I think that's a very philosophical question but in my opinion it is not about the weight of the book but the weight of knowledge it contains.

The myth of sisyphus

>but the weight of knowledge it contains.
= density of knowledge (hence the expression 'dense' books)

density x volume = mass

(That's why you fags think short stories are deep, byw), because:

density= deepness

that way we get

Deepness= mass of the book/volume it is represented

But
Deepness=mass (sor of)

Therefore, we can conlude that hemmingays' baby shoes story is the heaviest book ever written

I should see if my school library has that