Totally fair and agree. My pitch would be once you hit those, don’t lose that sense of intellectual adventure that got you there in the first place and keep branching out to more stuff. Because it’s certainly true that good fiction/lit can open up perspectives, unearth layers and vistas that were previously unseeable. Again, paraphrasing Eliot, good lit is a raid on the inarticulable. 

It’s low key one of my dreams to start a Shakespeare / classic lit reading group of bitcoiners. I think the mash up of ideas would be exhilarating, fruitful, and lots of fun. 

And when that dream comes to fruition you are getting an invite sir. 

 Would love an invite! And I agree with the general thesis here, i will read about anything that sparks an interesting thought and I do fiction as often as non-fiction. 🫡 

 Instructions unclear.  Ordering "Fifty Shades of Grey" 

 I would join this.