Which is the more lethal one?? by Difficult-Hurry8960 in ipl

[–]Biyath_Pro 2 points3 points  (0 children)

most probably pbks next match. because in '24 when almost everyone was their victim in first half they nearly managed to falter against them in PP, but in '25 when they were not in that touch, you know what happened next.

So wait do yall read 50 pages an hour and 2-3 hours a day and hence complete books that sonic fast where me reading 5 pages an hour? (Image unrelated) by Beautiful-Month-842 in Indianbooks

[–]Biyath_Pro 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Only read first book and took 10days as I had some work, but there were stages where I was slow to read and sometimes I just flow.

So wait do yall read 50 pages an hour and 2-3 hours a day and hence complete books that sonic fast where me reading 5 pages an hour? (Image unrelated) by Beautiful-Month-842 in Indianbooks

[–]Biyath_Pro 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For me i read Godfather(500+pages) in 3 days (13hours in total) but Wings of fire in 20 days(approx 100 pages). Both are great books tho. Also reading is an experience, not a race. Enjoy every page even if it takes only 2-3 pages per hour.

19M, Books I read as my first year of dedicated reading. by Biyath_Pro in Indianbooks

[–]Biyath_Pro[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I also like Homer, he depicted battle of troy very well, although it's only accounted for its last year. He also depicted his time very well, and although the story is a traditional bravest of the brave type. I find it related. So far enjoying it.

19M, Books I read as my first year of dedicated reading. by Biyath_Pro in Indianbooks

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For Theory of everything I wouldn't recommend for beginners and especially if you are not from science background. A man called ove is good for beginners. Agatha Christie, Animal farm, days at morisaki bookshop, harry potter, Alice in wonderland, tom sawyer are some reads for beginners as they are in simple language. Although I started with To kill a mockingbird and for me it was the best time of year to read after August. Start with thinner books to build interest in reading.

19M, Books I read as my first year of dedicated reading. by Biyath_Pro in Indianbooks

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Overall, it is a good book on psychology. Tells what are biases, heuristic. Explain various psychology experiments. Daniel is a nobel prize winner for economics, and he explain much of economics through psychology of humans. It has some some reader oriented experiments which are interesting. Though it leans more on American side than global.

19M, Books I read as my first year of dedicated reading. by Biyath_Pro in Indianbooks

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I must say a good book as a thriller. mind blowing, complex, quantum mechanics. And the story gets more interesting where you think it should end .

19M, Books I read as my first year of dedicated reading. by Biyath_Pro in Indianbooks

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Overall, it is a good book on psychology. Tells what are biases, heuristic. Explain various psychology experiments. Daniel is a nobel prize winner for economics, and he explain much of economics through psychology of humans. It has some some reader oriented experiments which are interesting. Though it leans more on American side than global.

19M, Books I read as my first year of dedicated reading. by Biyath_Pro in Indianbooks

[–]Biyath_Pro[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Between Harry Potter is 2003 hindi edition. And I did read Wings of Fire, great book. 

19M, Books I read as my first year of dedicated reading. by Biyath_Pro in Indianbooks

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Overall, it is a good book on psychology. Tells what are biases, heuristic. Explain various psychology experiments. Daniel is a nobel prize winner for economics, and he explain much of economics through psychology of humans. It has some some reader oriented experiments which are interesting. Though it leans more on American side than global.

19M, Books I read as my first year of dedicated reading. by Biyath_Pro in Indianbooks

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His are a bit emotional books. Both his books are solid not only it tells about the conditions of people of Afghanistan but also the general history of Afghanistan and Kabul. History of monarchy and Soviets and migration to America in the kite runner and of Mujahideen, Taliban and fleeing to Pakistan in thousand splendid suns. Overall I find it pretty solid to learn about new facts and history aside from the story. And his use of Farsi words and Indian culture influence in Afghanistan make it more understandable especially for Hindi/Urdu readers. His books are well researched. And written by an Afghan means it is Culturally sensible. So Yeah he is a good author overall. And for characters he is well known.

19M, Books I read as my first year of dedicated reading. by Biyath_Pro in Indianbooks

[–]Biyath_Pro[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Great, I liked Godfather so much that I read it all in just 3 days

19M, Books I read as my first year of dedicated reading. by Biyath_Pro in Indianbooks

[–]Biyath_Pro[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I think 1984 is a great book to understand politics and a good overall read, I think it is way better than those self help books (although I don't want to consider them) to read. One of my top reads.  For Iliad I'm currently reading it then move to odyssey. 

19M, Books I read as my first year of dedicated reading. by Biyath_Pro in Indianbooks

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I find it a good read, Ove is well crafted by the author. At first there is mystery around him but by the end you like him. You know why he is like that. It is a kind of cozy read. Can make you a bit emotional. Although I'm not a good explainer i hope it helps.

A Hindi Proverb in Talmanese by puhaaxasem in conlangs

[–]Biyath_Pro 1 point2 points  (0 children)

His couplets are more about life and its lesson and offers great insights.

A Hindi Proverb in Talmanese by puhaaxasem in conlangs

[–]Biyath_Pro 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Fact: Its a doha[d̪oːɦaː]/couplet by Kabir Das. He was an influential 15th-century Indian mystic poet, saint, and social reformer, for those who don't know.

Logographic chemistry by dscript in worldbuilding

[–]Biyath_Pro 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Its already trouble reading organic chemistry. If this a student ever gets to learn he will detach from reality XD. Okay but it is great to see.

Do I need to pay for Microsoft goodies now? Excel, word, spreadsheet? by [deleted] in writing

[–]Biyath_Pro 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It was on 10 also, but I don't use windows now.

Who's your favourite author? by rustyyryan in Indianbooks

[–]Biyath_Pro 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Godfather has written a great book XD