Title: Worth getting a degree to understand it
Product review: Ok, I admit it. This book is very tough to understand. However, I will say this much: I just finished an undergraduate degree in philosophy, and I consider that entire degree worth every penny, worth every moment spent reading or writing if the only thing I gain from it is to be able to understand this book to a degree. I mean that sincerely. I recommend smoking cigars and drinking espresso and fine wine while plowing your way through this thick masterpiece. After spending a couple of weeks getting used to the book, I got up to 10 pages per hour. I'm sure that sounds like I'm exaggerating, but I'm not. This book certainly ranks in the top 5 favorite books of all time for me, and likely always will. It's truly excellent, and well worth the effort.
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