Atlas Shrugged.
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1984
Fahrenheit 451
In my experience a lot of people have read 1984...
You definitely got me on Fahrenheit 451 though :)
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Atlas Shrugged
Gravity's rainbow
Among my friend group it's House of Leaves.
"Wow, it's such an eerie unsettling journey. I really love it." "you started it last year, did you finish it?" "well ..."
I saw another lemmy user claim they had to take a 17 year break from it.
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Probably meditations or some popular philosophy book.