Thread: How many of these "top 100" non-fiction books have YOU read?
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Old 10-15-2010, 06:05 PM   #81
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Originally Posted by Ralph Sir Edward View Post
Frankly I don't have too high of an opinion on either side of the non-fiction list. Too many gaping holes, too much opinion. (Is opinion fiction or non-fiction?)

No Durant's The History of Civilization?
No Asimov collection of science essays?
No Spengler?
No The Way Things Work
No good books on ... Paleontology, Biology, molecular biology, mathematics...
Ect...
Ditto. There is some nasty stuff on those lists.
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