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Ask HN: Book under 100 pages that changed your life the most?

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Re: Ask HN: Book under 100 pages that changed your life the most?

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Ted Nelson, "Computer Lib / Dream Machines", OCLC 03073731, 69 pages according to a library record that I found, though I would have guessed it had somewhat more than that. Amazing book that introduced the word "hypertext" among other things. I read it in high school and it was one of the influences making me still a computer geek N years later.

Re: Ask HN: Book under 100 pages that changed your life the most?

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I think the most attractive and memorable short books that spring to mind are: 1. Fear, Thich Nhat Hanh, helps you cope with anything 2. The Stranger, Camus, Nihilism/Stoicism 3. The old man and the sea, Hemmingway

Is it possible the TNH’s book title is “no death, no fear”?

Re: Ask HN: Book under 100 pages that changed your life the most?

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post #6

I think the most attractive and memorable short books that spring to mind are: 1. Fear, Thich Nhat Hanh, helps you cope with anything 2. The Stranger, Camus, Nihilism/Stoicism 3. The old man and the sea, Hemmingway

Is it possible the TNH’s book title is “no death, no fear”?

I believe they are referencing this book: https://plumvillage.org/books/fear/
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