I want to be smart enough for people to tolerate my temper tantrums so I can finally express emotions.

Which books can help me both science and philosophy

>>24555773 (OP)
I think this was recommended by Ziz.

idk

>>24555773 (OP)
Read the complete works of both Aristotle and Shakespeare, attempting to understand and appreciate every nook and cranny of their works, and that will be a good basis.

>>24555773 (OP)
>so I can finally express emotions.
you dont need to be smart. you just need to be surrounded by understanding people, assuming by "tantrums" you dont mean going insane and destroying everything around you, and instead simply being frustrated and uncooperative and besides intelligence wont give you that. success will. the higher iq, the more correlation with mental problems, and the more disconnect with people in general, the only ones who escape this, are those who's lives are built up from the ground up to be USED by society, and rewarded for allowing themselves to be used.

>>24555773 (OP)
pic rel is all you need for a SHARP MIND. science and philosophy. (REAL science, not the nonsense of today that they pass off as 'science')

>>24555773 (OP)
Just grind dual N-back.
Also read Reverend Insanity.

Knowledge without action is useless. You'll have to demonstrate mastery of the knowledge you've gained. That's one reason why school exists.

>>24555773 (OP)
Complete works of plato

>>24555773 (OP)
Suicide note by Michtell heisman, just read the first 625 pages

>>24555773 (OP)
>>Which books can help me both science and philosophy
nothing. seek professional help.

>>24556121
Whomst

>>24555773 (OP)
Find a smart hobby like maths/lit/programming/chess/electronics whatever and get really good at just that one thing. These book charts won't get you anywhere you'll just tire halfway through the first one. Use said smart hobby as a springboard for other interests.