If you haven't heard about Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality yet, you're missing out. Whether you love or hate the original Harry Potter storyline (or writing style), you'll probably get a kick out of this truly imaginative reworking of the concept.
From Harry being adopted by a woman smart enough not to marry Vernon Dursley ("Honestly, who would name their child Dudley Dursley??") to Draco Malfoy being recruited for the forces of good, this piece is one that will pull you in.. and teach you.
I'm not giving lip service here - this book is a genuine (as far as I can tell, anyway) attempt to infuse a rational method of thought, founded in scientific method and critical thinking.
Give it a read, see if you like it too: Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality
From Harry being adopted by a woman smart enough not to marry Vernon Dursley ("Honestly, who would name their child Dudley Dursley??") to Draco Malfoy being recruited for the forces of good, this piece is one that will pull you in.. and teach you.
I'm not giving lip service here - this book is a genuine (as far as I can tell, anyway) attempt to infuse a rational method of thought, founded in scientific method and critical thinking.
Give it a read, see if you like it too: Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality
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