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Santosh Ram santoshram — I remember being very perplexed when I was led to this book. I guess that's what drew me to the title in the first place. I was already aware of "Small is Beautiful" so Schumacher was a familiar name. I was very taken with his notion of philosophical map making. I don't think I had quite fully realised before that I hadn't got such a map. It helped me to understand why I felt somewhat lost in my life. This passage is still poignant. "The first principle of the philosophical map-makers seemed to be 'If in doubt, leave it out,' or put it into a museum. It occurred to me, however, that the question of what constitutes proof was a very subtle and difficult one. Would it not be wiser to turn the priciple into its opposite and say, 'If in doubt, show it prominently'? After all, matters that are beyond doubt are, in a sense, dead; they do not constitute a challenge to the living." This was a kind of watershed for me. Previously, I was only interested in the certainties of life, that which can be known. I was at my happiest working out a mathematical proof or constructing a computer program to solve a well-defined problem. From this point onwards I became fascinated with the far richer world of that which isn't known, and quite possibly can never be known. I think Schumacher's message can best be summarised by saying that in life we each have to create our own philosophical map. We are not going to get given one. He provides some useful tools to get us started.

Gustavo Paula _ustavo_aula — my ultimate baseball book. halberstam is a gifted author who has also chronicled vietnam. he crafts a story of classic baseball lore in this tale of teddy ballgame, johnny pesky, dom dimaggio, and johnny doerr. again, a real tearjerker if you love baseball the way i do.

Cindy Rengifo cindyruiz111b0 — The book only made me want to do some research into the real story of Rumi and Shams. I could have done without the back-and-forth to the middle aged housewife as her story only distracted from the historical parts of the story.

Carlota Alcayde ptin — This is SO much better than I anticipated. I am actually reading slowly on purpose to make it last.