Terilien
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Why is that i always see and hear people complaining about textbooks? It is true that there are many bad textbooks but why do they buy them? Can't they read reviews or ask around like i do?
Also there are many good textbooks and as a self learner I think my opinion counts for something. A first course in general relativity, spacetime and geometry, introduction to topology, topology from a differentiable viewpoint etc.. are all very high quality.
Call me a cynic, but I'd have to say to most people whoa re constantly complaining must be lazy insoem sense(not to say that I'm a hard worker). What vexes me even more is that these people don't seem to care to go to their peers, or ask their profs for clarification. I'd KILL for that luxury.
Now i understand that some courses have bad textbooks but there are amny cheap reliable textbooks that you can find by asking professeurs... In many cases the good texts are cheaper than the expensive ones.
Anyway, I'm sorry for bothering you guys, but I just had to rant a little.
Oh and before you sya anything, I'm MISTER cynical.
Also there are many good textbooks and as a self learner I think my opinion counts for something. A first course in general relativity, spacetime and geometry, introduction to topology, topology from a differentiable viewpoint etc.. are all very high quality.
Call me a cynic, but I'd have to say to most people whoa re constantly complaining must be lazy insoem sense(not to say that I'm a hard worker). What vexes me even more is that these people don't seem to care to go to their peers, or ask their profs for clarification. I'd KILL for that luxury.
Now i understand that some courses have bad textbooks but there are amny cheap reliable textbooks that you can find by asking professeurs... In many cases the good texts are cheaper than the expensive ones.
Anyway, I'm sorry for bothering you guys, but I just had to rant a little.
Oh and before you sya anything, I'm MISTER cynical.
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