There are (of course) twenty-three chapters, which works out to about one a day. Does that seem like a reasonable pace for everyone?
I don't know that we will need a topic for each chapter, but we might, or that we'll need only one topic for a chapter. We may find we need more.
Feel free to start topics on whatever interests you, exercises, points he makes, or other references you find valuable or relevant to the topic at hand.
Thoughts?
misterbrent
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I hate to be a nagging nancy but it seems like we are in the unique position to actually do the group "exercizes". We may be one of the few actual groups of >1 person to work through this book.
I know a lot of them seem very basic or initiatory, but we should do them. All of them.
Cole Tucker
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Sorry to show up late to the party... I'm in! Each exercise get its own topic, or each chapter?
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