>DUDE, BUY MY GIMMICKY BRAINROT BOOK WHICH I SNOBBISHLY SARCASTICALLY TITLED, HEHEH

I thought he wrote YA

>>24478481 (OP)
I really have a special hatred for people who try to distill humanity/history down to one single factor. It reeks of unironic reddit energy, where some trivia spouting autist thinks he has a point by making meaningless and irrelevant connections.

>>24478486
Any other example?

>>24478481 (OP)
John Green is a dogshit pseud writer, and this book is just a petrol garbage dumb fire of him trying to shill against capitalism, and calling the West racist by using investment in healthcare outside of first nations as evidence of systemic inequity, as if it's somehow our responsibility.

>>24478481 (OP)
popular nonfiction is a cancerous disease.

>the comments section in the "i fucking love science" vid on youtube
the green brothers are so fucking goofy

>>24478541
From the song
>its a process not an ideology
>there’s nothing to argue with
What a fucking retard

>>24478481 (OP)
Baste and Infraborean AIDS pilled.

>>24478481 (OP)
Woah now I actually want to buy it, im not going to but you excited me OP

>"scientific" nonfiction
>no references section
>further reading consists of other nonfiction books, Steven Pinker's website and youtube videos

>>24478490
This is an interesting theme though since salt has been so foundational in history. Everyone knows roman soldiers got paid partly in salt now but the extraction goes into prehistory, it’s not just the most crucial spice but necessary for life. We’re really in a lull in history where people can afford to give no shits about water and salt (in most places at least).
Haven’t read this book though so no idea how it treats the material. But I am a fan of the “Connections” (ancient tv show) approach to history. Focus in on something niche and show the reverberations of it in history. Follow a trail and see how it develops and cascades.

>>24478481 (OP)
CAN YOU EVEN IMAGINE
WAY BACK IN THE PAST WHEN

isn't this the guy who has a "this machine kills fascists" sticker on his Apple computer

>>24478481 (OP)
>John Green
why would I buy a book about the history of a major disease from this dingus when I could read something like pic related instead?

>>24478486
>unironic reddit energy, where some trivia spouting autist thinks he has a point by making meaningless and irrelevant connections
>>24478923
>Everyone knows roman soldiers got paid partly in salt

Lol

>>24478481 (OP)
Is this the guy what don't see nothing in his mind's eye when someone tells him to imagine an apple

>>24479354
That one is written by a jeet.

>>24479354
>actually dignified title
>tasteful cover referencing the origins of the name of cancer coming from a tumor's resemblance to a crab
Nice desu

>>24479365
I'm not racist against high-caste Indians who look like this and have a PhD and MD

>>24478481 (OP)
Dying kind, chatgpt obsoletes this.

>>24479383
He looks like he hasn't showered in about a week which, I'll admit, is pretty good for a jeet.

>>24479363
It’s not meaningless or irrelevant to the point, you’re just very stupid.

>>24479714
>It’s not meaningless or irrelevant to the point
No one cares, retard. Sperg elsewhere.

>>24479383
Looks like fuckin Mutahar