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I totally agree with this post. When people ask me what is the best book I've ever read, or the most important book I've ever read, or what I think the best book ever written is, I say: "The Sequences, by Eliezer Yudkowsky." Even if The Sequences were Eliezer's only gift to humanity, that contribution alone would rank him pretty high on my list of most important people in history.