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>why the fuck should I read about nuclear fission or something like that
There's 3 reasons for reading. For me at least. The first two are a direct benefit and the third one is indirect.
>if you're a proffessional, generally being knowledgable about many things surrounding your area of expertise allows you to have a better, deeper understanding of it and thus being able to make better decissions
nuclear fission might be worthless to you but it'll help you grasp better how matter works, which might be relevant (directly or indirectly) for a bunch of proffessions, like engineering, physics, architecture, etc
>bitches love it when guys talk about shit they don't understand
you could get laid talking about nuclear fission alone, though fitness is more important. being extremely uncultured makes you prone to getting mogged.
>reading is a good exercise to keep the mind sharp
obviously if you read for entertainment it'll dull the effect. if you read shit that takes conscious reading to understand, you'll grind your mind harder than by reading harry potter

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