MNSLAB: maximum obfuscation
I don't need to see a screen shot of your terminal. I need the standard output from the command I sent you to run. If you make helping you difficult, I will gladly do other things instead.
I’ve seen a number of articles, if you want to call them articles, that list “twenty books everyone should read”. Without fail, I usually find the list of books tedious, predictable, an poorly selected. As a result, I felt a need to create a list of books I think “everyone” should read. Naturally, the notion that “everyone” should read the same books is a silly one; everyone is different. Everyone reads books for different reasons. The selections that I’ve made, I’ve chosen because they were books that had
Holy Blood, Holy Grail by Michael Baigent, Richard Leigh, and Henry Lincoln. Before there was “The Da Vinci Code”, three non-historians got together to write a “history” book detailing an alleged conspiracy spanning centuries, and involving a super-secret secret society who protect a secret so powerful that it could transform western religion and politics if it were ever revealed. In the end, of course, it’s all speculation and bullshit, but it is elegant speculation and elegant bullshit, and it’s what true
MNSLAB: maximum obfuscation