Quote: (10-11-2014 12:26 PM)Foolsgo1d Wrote:
Would you say the same for books which specialise in the betterment of yourself as a person? Diet books? Exercise books? Self-help?
The internet has brought Roosh and others with knowledge and testaments of up-to-date facts to the masses. A book these days is quickly outdated due to the ever-changing social and commercial nature of things.
You just have to wade through the shit to get to the good stuff.
The problem I'm finding is knowing when you're reading the "good" stuff vs the "bad."
It took me a while to run across the roosh v forum when trying to find out what was wrong with my approach to women and why they are act the way they act.
The other day I was trying to find out what Quantitative Easing is and why it's ending. Took me a good little bit of reading to find some great incite on Seeking Alpha.
I think the best way to find results is to keep asking questions, until the right question is asked.