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Hey, nerdheads, what's a good book you've read recently?
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I'm going to go back a few books and say Stalking the Wild Pendulum, simply because it's so out there and weird while still feeling vaguely plausible, maybe?
Just reading through the acknowledgements and preface made me excited to read this. Thanks for the link!
I'm glad someone found it interesting! It's a wild ride. He was an interesting dude. Somewhere between a quack and a genius. I just found it a refreshing change of pace from the standard fiction/non-fiction tropes.