really struggling with this one bros

[Anonymous No.20420268]

i am actually getting something out of it, but it is drier than the desert.

[Anonymous No.20420275]

>>20420268
illiterate bros... we lost this one

[Anonymous No.20421402]

>>20420268
How the FUCK do I read this book?

[Anonymous No.20421411]

>>20420268
turn the page nigga

[Anonymous No.20421412]

>>20421402
You are supposed to purchase the illustrated version first you fool

[Anonymous No.20421419]

>>20421412
>not listening to the audio book first
ngmi

[Anonymous No.20421907]

>"Too many young people cannot read! How should i remedy this? Aha I have it! I will write a book about how to read! I am a genius!"

[Anonymous No.20421971]

The Well Educated Mind is better.

[Anonymous No.20422147]

>>20420268
Just read the first half through Chapter 12. Then read subsequent chapters that correlate to the next book you want to read. E.g; read Ch14/15 if you suck at poetry, but want to read a poetry book next. Read the philosophy chapter before moving on to a philosophy book. Come back and read the Syntopical Reading section when you're ready to read multiple books on the same topic. So on and so forth

It's purely an instructive/practical book, almost like a textbook. It's not supposed to be particularly entertaining. Although I do enjoy Adler's prose desu

[Anonymous No.20422203]

>>20421971
if you have like 4 hours a day of free time
it will take about 2 weeks to clarify if book is worth reading
and another 2 months reading
then about a year of studying
holy fuck i have to chose 20 books for life man

[Anonymous No.20422284]

>>20422203
>it will take about 2 weeks to clarify if book is worth reading
10 minutes max
>and another 2 months reading
I did the exercises at the end of HTRAB, then I did the whole process with a non-fiction book and some scientific papers then never again, now the process is intuitive. Also, 95% of the books don't need a minute analysis, recognizing the idea and the argument supporting it is enough.