to those who have read these books
can you suggest some parts/chapters that gave you that ah-ha moment. The reason I ask is I don't do well reading from the computer in a lot of formats. Another reason I ask is the price at the book depositiory is a little steep for me at this time. The last reason is I'm not very adapt at concrete abstract thinking or abstract thinking that relates to reality.
I was thinking that maybe there are areas that a person can test or experiment with to follow along or understand better.
Or maybe somebody could write a short outline of what he is talking about and how it relates to anything.
I read some of Russell's book and understand conceptually what he said but it seemed to be not very clear when you get down to where the rubber meets the road.
One example that comes to mind is I understand light but not the lightbulb( before its widespread use) until I can compare and contrast the difference. Then I see.
Hope that helps why I ask and I hope I'm clear.
Thanks
-rg
can you suggest some parts/chapters that gave you that ah-ha moment. The reason I ask is I don't do well reading from the computer in a lot of formats. Another reason I ask is the price at the book depositiory is a little steep for me at this time. The last reason is I'm not very adapt at concrete abstract thinking or abstract thinking that relates to reality.
I was thinking that maybe there are areas that a person can test or experiment with to follow along or understand better.
Or maybe somebody could write a short outline of what he is talking about and how it relates to anything.
I read some of Russell's book and understand conceptually what he said but it seemed to be not very clear when you get down to where the rubber meets the road.
One example that comes to mind is I understand light but not the lightbulb( before its widespread use) until I can compare and contrast the difference. Then I see.
Hope that helps why I ask and I hope I'm clear.
Thanks
-rg
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