best quant book to read if you are stuck in a tiny island
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internet porno not enough to keep you stimulated?
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Are you planning on being put in prison in the short term?
Maybe?
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Colditz-Complete-Collection-Limited-Collectors/dp/B0042JSSG8
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Kant - Prolegomena to Any Future Metaphysics
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Take along something you'll enjoy. Maybe Martin's "A Song of Ice and Fire."
DD,
It's a hypothetical situation. Let's stick with books though it has got some good reviews !
It's a hypothetical situation. Let's stick with books though it has got some good reviews !
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never say never :D
BTW can't go wrong with Kant. May I add Critique of Pure Reason to Ken's choice?
Schopenahuer, despite the pessimism, is a more healthy read than Kant unless you derive some kind of visceral pleasure denying your own existence.
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Schopenahuer, despite the pessimism, is a more healthy read than Kant unless you derive some kind of visceral pleasure denying your own existence.
Hey, wait a minute, how can you get pleasure if you don't exist? You either believe you exist or you don't or am I missing something?
Hey, wait a minute, how can you get pleasure if you don't exist? You either believe you exist or you don't or am I missing something?
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Or Durkheim