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    Using Astra to fill gaps in a favorite science book

    The reader praises Arianrhod’s book for embracing mathematical detail but blames the “economics of paper” for passages that build up, then cut away.

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    A reader ranks Arianrhod’s book among their all-time top five, praising its mathematical detail and “aha moments.” But they say some passages leave them wanting more, which they attribute to the economics of print. They report asking Astra to fill those gaps, say it “works marvelously,” and share an example of a page they describe as Astra’s addition.

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    @sytelusThe book is still constrained by the economics of paper, so at times at times you get all the buildup and then the scene cuts. So, how about asking Astra to fill in the gaps? It works marvelously! Here's the example of page Astra inserted in the book:

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    @sytelusThe book is still constrained by the economics of paper, so at times at times you get all the buildup and then the scene cuts. So, how about asking Astra to fill in the gaps? It works marvelously! Here's the example of page Astra inserted in the book: