ITT: we write the name of books that must be read for maximum wisdom/knowledge, any language is accepted, i start:
immortals are 100 the greatest one is mohammad
>>605699358
The Book of Urantia.
>>605699358
>Steal This Book
Maximum off grid knowledge available, written from prison, lol
>>605699358
The Hitchiker's Guide To The Galaxy
Original Wisdom
>>605699358
Nature/Science journals.
>>605699358
Neil Strauss - The game
>>605699833
This. So much this.
How to Draw: Prophet Muhammad
Mein Kampf
The republic of Plato
Ibn Sina
seven pillars of wisdom
Quotations by Chairman Mao
Aristotle - Metaphysics
Albert Einstein: The World As I See It
>>605699358
A great read, especially for OP.
raspoutin
>>605700073
>>605701619
These guys get it. I'll also add:
Nicomachean Ethics - Aristotle
Summa Theological - St. Thomas Aquinas
2nd Treatise on Government - Locke
Ibn badis
Dont read the dictionary, worst book ever.
>>605702998
my father used to tell me to read a dictionary to learn new words
>>605702998
Even though it's a short read, I found Chapter X quite interesting.
The Ancient Wisdom AnnieBesant
Deschooling Society
Sociological Imagination
Manufacturing Consent
Terence Mckenna: Food Of The Gods
Atlas Shrugs
>>605704967
by Ayn Rand
>>605699833
42 negative confessions
>stolen answer from Ani, Ma'at
>>605702998
Turns out the zebra did it
The Quaran
>>605699358
The Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
>>605699358
All you need is a 40 deck tarot playing cards
>>605706081
what to do with it?
assalef assalih
the-library-of-babel-by-jorge-luis-borges
>>605706128
lay them out in order and observe, think about electro-magnestism
read it in french if possible
The Prince - Machiavelli
>>605703183
My neighbor growing up read the dictionary. He was a stupid little white trash piece of shit, but he sure was handy with the big words.
>>605709311
you think its because of the dictionary? if he grew up riding a bicycle he would still be annoying
Some Søren Kierkegaard...for your health.
>>605702715
300 pgs of prattling on about 'quality.' Terrible, overrated book.
The Art Of War, no question about it
>>605709017
this and
>>605709987
this. Though; complete this last read by reading "On War" by von Clausewitz
de quincey confessions of an English opium eater
this list isn't complete without
The Demon-Haunted World, by Carl Sagan
hard to define, one could say it's a book about the nature of knowledge, so quite befiting this list.
>>605700073
Absolutely useless.
There is no use in reading about a slave-based economy. Every single commodity in Plato's time was derived from slaves. Modern slavery is different, since it has wordsmithed the word "slavery" away and has instead reduced it to "working".
>>605704967
>>605705017
>Muh privilege
>by Edge Rand
raheeq al makhtum
Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica
>>605702538
Reading Plato or Aristotle is useful only insofar as it gives you an understanding of the history of western philosophy. Many, if not most, of the conclusions that they came to have since been proven false or radically improved upon by later thinkers.
Aquinas is useful reading if you want a lesson in medieval apologetics, the history of Roman Catholicism, easy medieval Latin, or merely to waste your time reading about the minutiae describing a mythical sky monster named Yahweh and his son/himself.
>>605712092
Didn't think i'd see a fan of Newtons here.
>>605702538
>>605712382
Locke is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the philosophical scaffolding upon which Jefferson framed the Declaration of Independence and the rights theory of justice that underpins classical liberalism.
>>605709894
not a plato fan, i take it
The ego and its Own
The Joy of Cooking
Voyage au bout de la nuit
The God Delusion by Richard Dawkins *tips fedora*
>>605706081
steel beams and jet fuel
>>605712395
It should be required reading
>>605700011
This
>>605712395
fig
Stranger in a Strange Land - Heinlein, Robert A.
1984
Nothing new on the western front
Century trilogy - ken follet