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no sections for listeners to skip to on a book this big is stupid

That conversation between O. And Hal is just so harrowing. incredible

7:44:52 Hal’s 7th grade essay about heroes of television during the 70’s and 80’s hits so much harder after listening to his grandfather’s monologue. (It’s about thirty minutes into the second audiobook/shortly before pg. 160) And not just because of the obvious revelation that he’s describing the same Marlon Brando-like figure his grandad expressed distaste for.

7:31:08 Bookmark: 3 November YDAU pg 135

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reader1, dysnEYS IM NO FOOL SERIES JIMINI CRICKET NARRATOR + ssSORTA CHAROLETTES WEB ORIGINAL CARTOON NARRATOR. MIX.

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So much of this novel is just Wallace expressing his shame at being a pothead. It doesn't hit the same if you live in a legalized state. All the paranoia and shame are really sad, from my perspective.

fun book- this however is too creepy to listen to.

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Is there a version of this without so many skips?

I can see why people dont finish this book ts is retarded

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$80 for this audiobook on Google books

what's the song in the beginning

2:21:03 twitter?

I am reading infinite jest for the first time. I reread oages 2-3 times because the lamguage is often difficult and I dont understand what is described immediately. Listening to this on my commutes helps. I am only on page 33 or so haha....

What about game theory and the two prisoners dilemma ? Wouldn’t we be missing out on win /win by assuming malice ?

It might be understood in slight difference from more dominant forms of thought that Tim Berners-Lee instead developed the karmic network that the tennis academy used to justify their retributive shenanigans. In order to welcome Hal: Tim had to seek counsel with Torvalds and Stallman because retribution was something economic; and thus the growing action of social change of IBM, Cisco, Red Hat, and Hewlett-Packard began to encourage the use of version control. It was Linus that began to exploit the opportunity of version control because Richard Stallman was suspecting of thuggery and invasive spy networks.

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Is this the actual name of the book? Its hard listening to the robot voice

3:30:23 the narrator says "reverse" but the book says "reserve". I feel both proud and disgusted for spotting this error and for feeling the need to point it out.

I uploaded the rest

Great book but who seriously what madmen are listening to this book??

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30:18 Winter B.S 1960 - Tucson AZ, page 157, one of the greatest monologues ever written and performed.

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DMZ FTW

Who's reading this

so is this plus part 2 the whole book? I thought it was massive.

PG 288 Now what?

7:20:00 pg 270

Wallace's descriptions of tech seem to ease my own anxiety.

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I made it. somehow. See ya in part two suckers! I will probably come back in an attempt to improve comprehension. I'm back, bookmark 44:22

Imagine listening to a book :D:D What a fucking disgrace.

Oh snap this whole book is non-stop circumlocution?! MY PEOPLE I AM HERE!

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If you like tennis, the stream of thot of an upperclass father, the 21st Century similarity to James Joyce's Finnegans Wake, then you mite find this novel enjoyable. I don't. It's boring and so wordy that it sounds like the author is high on methamphetamine. There is no story, just characters and highly abstract observations so academic that it sounds like obfustication meant to impress, but amounting to nothing. I gave up after 2 hours. The section about the highly addictive film satire still hasn't appeared. Perhaps if you are a member of Mensa and enjoy a jazz wordplay with esoteric references, you will want to hear this first third (Part 1 & 2) of Wallace's fictional autobiography. I didn't find the effort I gave this novel to be worth the tiny interest I barely found here.

The infinite jest is reading this book.😅

Incredibly stupid and irresponsible to put up only two parts of at least three of this book!