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Comment author: [deleted] 28 June 2013 02:14:50AM 4 points [-]

Well, I somewhat agree. A list like this definitely isn't very useful all by itself. The utility I imagine is in figuring out where the gaps in your knowledge are, and what you need to do better. If my goal is to live life as well as possible, I don't just want to read a bunch of sequences; I also want to figure out which sequences I should read.

You say that you question the value of compressed information like this as a roadmap. Do you think that a different type of roadmap may be more useful, or that a roadmap may not be useful at all?