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If you could do it, what book would you like to memorize?

Seeker3CO 8 Nov 15
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I've pretty much memorized every book I've ever read.
But I still re-read many of them because even though I remember the words, I still get some different meaning from them.

Do you have an eidetic memory? I'm jealous if so.

@pashaonenine Most of the time, yes. but due to my mental disorder I sometimes don't.
But what I wouldn't give to be able to forget everything.
How cool would it be to read "A brief history of time" again for the first time, or watch Star wars for the first time, again.

If there was a pill for that, I would OD on the stuff. 🙂

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The 23 volume Oxford English Dictionary would be nice...

I like that. I was thinking something in law. But too many differences everywhere.

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Honestly, the bible, more ammo for the "holy rollers"

yeah...

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“The Awakening of intelligence “ J. Krishnamurti.

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A Common Faith, by John Dewey. It led to my deconversion.

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"The Complete Works of Shakespeare," that my parents gave me for Christmas when I was 16. I still have the book.

It would be fun to use quotes from Shakespeare in conversations:

“This above all: to thine own self be true,
And it must follow, as the night the day,
Thou canst not then be false to any man.”

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"The Unsettling of America"

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No, no, that's not what books are for.

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The Grapes of Wrath. That book is a fun read (to an audience) Last time I read a chapter had them (room full of teachers) all deeply moved.

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The experts guide of how to avoid hard knocks.

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A short one

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The Atheist's Bible - a real thing - edited by Joan Konner
It is a collection of quotes and irreverent thoughts, such as:

Man create the gods after their own image, not only with regard to their form but with regard to their mode of life. Aristotle

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HaHaHa. I can't even remember my phone number! I really can't. I'll go with Shelton's answer. Most useful.

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Every single book of every language in the world.

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