I don’t have much to add, per se, but I hope you generate a good discussion. I really want to read the sequences, but certainly note the costs you mentioned. The interlinking nature of them does amount to some insane tab explosions sometimes, and my slightly obsessive nature has a very hard time just walking away at a given state—I feel compelled to read every single post click on; this can cause burnout or frustration/feeling overwhelmed.
For the commenters, I’d be open hearing a sequence prioritization. I haven’t heard how many chose to go about the sequences other than lukeprog’s recording of reading all of them chronologically.
I just planned to start with Map & Territory, the two Core sequences, and How to Change your Mind. Is that a good start? I’ve read many posts out of order by now and was even taking notes at one point if something stood out to me, but I’d definitely like to read them in order.
I’m glad you made this post and look forward to reading the comments, especially as a new member.
Edit: just became aware of the original poll and found it on the original topic. I am now the sole upvoter of “still haven’t read the sequences.” I guess the current message of this “unscientific impromptu” poll is that I’d better get to work...
I don’t have much to add, per se, but I hope you generate a good discussion. I really want to read the sequences, but certainly note the costs you mentioned. The interlinking nature of them does amount to some insane tab explosions sometimes, and my slightly obsessive nature has a very hard time just walking away at a given state—I feel compelled to read every single post click on; this can cause burnout or frustration/feeling overwhelmed.
For the commenters, I’d be open hearing a sequence prioritization. I haven’t heard how many chose to go about the sequences other than lukeprog’s recording of reading all of them chronologically.
I just planned to start with Map & Territory, the two Core sequences, and How to Change your Mind. Is that a good start? I’ve read many posts out of order by now and was even taking notes at one point if something stood out to me, but I’d definitely like to read them in order.
I’m glad you made this post and look forward to reading the comments, especially as a new member.
Edit: just became aware of the original poll and found it on the original topic. I am now the sole upvoter of “still haven’t read the sequences.” I guess the current message of this “unscientific impromptu” poll is that I’d better get to work...
Yes, do that. Those are some good ones. Then, I’d vote for A Human’s Guide to Words being next. It was the most useful to me after to core sequences.