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Gudel, Escher, Bach

Posted by Muzikmike on June 16, 2004 at 20:51:00:
Not so much because it was a bad book, per se, but math and I have had an agreement since elementary school; I won't add, subtract, multiply, divide or anything else without a calculator (and they must be simple ones), and math won't try to write anything, no try to have sex with my wife!
I battled my way through about one third and gave up!