Meitar M.
New York City
A story about this — 3 years ago
The most beneficial thing I got out of this book (so far) is the attitude and philosophy of accessibility. It preaches diversity, social maturity, and free access to knowledge. While the book can get very textbook-like at times, the author does his best to engage readers with multiple levels of depth in his writing. I believe this book is worth reading to glimpse his style alone.