What makes a human scientifically literate?
What things should I solidly know to be scientifically literate?
What type of books should I read in order to learn something useful to my life and become smarter and knowledgeable of more subjects? What is the best way to read scientific papers? How can I read scientific papers as a layman? What book should I read to gain general knowledge? How can I sharpen my brain to recall/recollect learned or heard information precisely and in long term standards? Which books should I read to improve my general knowledge? How can I read a scientific paper? What are some must-read books for scientists? What kind of books do smart people read? What books or magazines do intelligent people read? Physiologically, what is involved in learning to read? What are some of the most intelligent books? How do intelligent people read books? Which books should I read that will make me smarter and give me a better understanding of the world? Which books should I read about computer science? What theoretical things should I learn about computer science? How do we study smartly? What are the stuffs to read to enhance the practical knowledge and exposure For a CA student? How do you read and retain information from (Science) textbooks effectively? How can I study smartly? How can we figure out what we should/want to learn? How do I read books effectively and reflect on them? What books can I read to improve tech knowledge? How do you usually study? How do you know what you want to study? How do I learn general knowledge? What are the best ways to study and remember what I study? What is a good research source to read about consciousness? How can I learn all the thing and be knowledge? What are the best books to read for an aspiring scientist?