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01/24/26(Sat)20:30:27 No.25042825
Anonymous 01/24/26(Sat)20:30:27 No.25042825 Archived
I can't tell if this book is complete nonsense or I'm just too dumb to get it.
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Anonymous
01/24/26(Sat)20:37:30 No.25042837
Anonymous 01/24/26(Sat)20:37:30 No.25042837
That is a normal reaction to reading a Greg Egan book. Now do the one where there are two dimensions of space and two dimensions of time.
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Anonymous
01/25/26(Sun)10:13:51 No.25043955
Anonymous 01/25/26(Sun)10:13:51 No.25043955
>Hey, what do I call my book about a dude who uses quantum probability to become Neo from The Matrix
>I need to really sum this concept up in a single snappy word that tells the reader exactly what this book is going to feature
>I've got it
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Anonymous
01/25/26(Sun)10:15:23 No.25043958
Anonymous 01/25/26(Sun)10:15:23 No.25043958
>>25042825
Egan is too dense sometimes.
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