LynAlden on nostr

Bitcoin World Order ⚡️ · 161w

1. physical/ebook 2. Nop

vnprc · 161w

physical yes

Kephir · 161w

Physical book and ebook with link to digital version of graphs. I’ll likely read it slow and refer back to the charts and graphs. It will be helpful to see them on a bigger screen as I take notes and reference them. Regardless, I’m grateful you have applied your gifts in this area. It really h...

panster · 161w

Audio with attached pdf 😁 They do that on audible. Will buy your book either way but hope it appears on audible as it is my main source of books 👍

Zoltan ⚡️ · 161w

For me only Ebook and physical version.

urza · 161w

Audio with accompanying visual materials.

Rubidium85 · 161w

That's one of the main reasons I still buy physical media: if there are charts and figures. It would be great if audiobooks described diagram better, but that's sadly rarely done well. I'm looking forward to your book Lyn!

QW · 161w

I buy both. Listen to audio while reading tangible. I’m weird I guess. Second point… if it’s YOUR BOOK I want the tangible regardless. Hardcover, first edition. 💜

₿randon · 161w

If it's something I would be interested in (your new book perhaps), I'd actually want both. I prefer to listen when consuming knowledge as I do not usually have the time to sit and read. However, I do like to stack my bookshelf with reference material.

Lighthouse · 161w

Ebook

kiwi · 161w

I’d still prefer to see the charts by myself and have a closer look even if the reader describes them. It’s just too interesting to not have a closer look

Tranche · 161w

QR code in the book to a Nostr note with audio or YouTube link

Galt 🦡 · 161w

Both. I found that I want to have great learning material with me at the lowest friction possible. Sometimes I listen, often I kindle to mark up, sometimes I read the hard copy.

Justin · 161w

Physical book

bennibtc · 161w

audio + diagram only pdf🙏

Dr. BTC · 161w

1. I prefer visual. 2. Very few people are THAT good.

JL · 161w

Physical preferred.

Q · 161w

I would probably get both the audio and the physical book

⚔️ Lawblock ⚔️ · 161w

I usually get an audiobook and buy the physical copy if i liked it. I find a supplementary pdf of the charts is very helpful for audiobooks.

Deleted Account · 161w

Always physical for anything academic. Easier to bookmark and come back to. Audio for fiction usually, to listen to more casually.

KarMa · 161w

Have you ever followed a football game (european version) via radio broadcasting? It's amazing, it's so exciting, it's so engaging ... with a very good commenter, obviously. But maybe I am just an audiosexual... Congratz you have that book so far! Can't wait!

thorium · 161w

Charts are powerful visuals, like mic-drop memes. Yours are always 🎯 It's difficult to voiceover that, still, give it a best effort cause audio format is also a great thing. 👍

Ofer Elrom · 161w

I would always like an audio version to accompany a printed version. Whenever I read/hear a "serious" book I try to get both versions and move between them

Legion XXI · 161w

Yeah of course it affects, I would go for the audio version if someone explains the graphs properly. Having said that, the written version is preferable but we are all in front of the screens too much already so it’s nice with an audiobook for a change.

Michael Stiller · 161w

Audio is awesome. But it surly depends on how important and numberous the diagrams and charts are. But I take a wild guess, that the explanation and conclussions you provide are farmore important and insight enough. So personally I prefer Audio, since I drive around a lot. Thats where 90% of my "re...

Kirk · 161w

Physical, so long as it is paperback

Vdub · 161w

Physical books only for me. Very good question though. Love your work and can’t wait to get a copy of your book.✌🏼🍊✌🏼

Smith · 161w

A good audio description of the chart would work. Just a thought but could you publish the charts on your website and point people there if they needed a visual?

FreedomRock · 161w

Good questions. Give me the paper book any day - can't be deleted, doesn't need batteries, can't be tracked.

Papi · 161w

I would prefer visuals in a book. An alternative could be graphs on a website and audio with explainations.

Dragan · 161w

Is epub/Mobi version in the making?

Dragan · 161w

It will depend on the reader - someone who has interpreted charts before will be able to visualize them from audio

Quint · 161w

I've yet to get an audio book with charts etc that didn't force me to give up and buy the physical version. like with a podcast I have to get on the youtube version soon as we start talking charts

Hobbit · 161w

Visual ebook

Rootdude 🤙🏻⚡️ · 161w

I’m partial to audio books, so charts that are described by an expert in reading them can be effective. I don’t need to see ‘em - just have someone describe the concepts at work in them!

twentyone · 161w

Both. Can listen while reading. Ensures more retention. Describing charts is tricky

21M · 161w

My “me” time is only in the car, so audiobook is the only way for me. About the second question, no problem at all!

Erin · 161w

Yes to having someone describe the charts in the audio version. I’ll definitely buy/read both physical and audio.

Glenn · 161w

1) Personally, I like to have both. 2) Diagram and chart description in the audio book would be needed for the complete experience I would think. Would they be available online as supplementary materials?

carte · 161w

If my choice is one or the other I would choose paper. Especially if you're printing a hard cover copy

nostrich · 161w

i am all for physical ;)

Ľḭṿḙśƫṟãɖãṁṹṧ💫#RunCoreV31 · 161w

Short audio description and linked to view on its website

Ben · 161w

I really enjoyed Tim Urban’s approach with the audiobook for “What’s our problem?” He published a companion pdf with all the diagrams. https://waitbutwhy.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/Whats-Our-Problem-Audiobook-Visuals-Companion.pdf Then during the audio book he would give a basic de...

Scale Bar · 161w

Physical

nostrich · 161w

I prefer to physical versions because I can focus & think about charts or disgrams. If the audio version have someone who get the author idea, it will ok, however, the environment noise is the limitation of audio book users. They have to use more intention to listen a book with many charts or diag...

Hoshi · 161w

I’d prefer the visual version. For audio version: Tell the listeners once where they can find the charts and at the position of a chart: speak a reference label/number instead of a description. Anyone who wants to know more details can make a note and look it up (later).

metalhead.btc · 161w

If you’re referring to yourself and your book, I won’t mind either. I’m confident you can do the audio properly. Not sure in general, I might go for the print version.

rob · 161w

I'd probably get both!

Mass Formation · 161w

Dear Lyn, I’m old school. I will buy the physical version regardless of the peculiarities of the audio version.