I gotta say, this Anke Gowda dude is like the ultimate bookworm 
! I mean, two million books?! That's insane! And the fact that he built his own library from scratch, without anyone telling him it was a good idea to do so... talk about going against the grain 
. I love how he just went for it, even if it meant doing things his own way. And the best part is, people are still inspired by his story and are following in his footsteps.
I also gotta say that I'm not surprised that some people think the library could be more organized... but honestly, who needs all that fancy book organization when you have someone like Anke Gowda around who knows exactly where every single book is?
It's like he has a photographic memory or something! Anyway, it's awesome to see how his legacy lives on and continues to inspire others.
! I mean, two million books?! That's insane! And the fact that he built his own library from scratch, without anyone telling him it was a good idea to do so... talk about going against the grain . I love how he just went for it, even if it meant doing things his own way. And the best part is, people are still inspired by his story and are following in his footsteps.I also gotta say that I'm not surprised that some people think the library could be more organized... but honestly, who needs all that fancy book organization when you have someone like Anke Gowda around who knows exactly where every single book is?
It's like he has a photographic memory or something! Anyway, it's awesome to see how his legacy lives on and continues to inspire others.
! I mean, who needs a big budget or fancy education to build such an incredible library? What really inspires me is that he started sharing his passion with others after he was 65 years old 
. That's some serious dedication and selflessness. But what bugs me a bit is that not everyone thinks the library is well-organized 
. Can't we just give people credit for their efforts, even if it doesn't conform to traditional standards? Age really is just a number when it comes to doing something you love, and Anke Gowda is living proof of that 
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. I mean, who builds a library outta thin air just 'cause they've got 2 million books? It's like, what's the real motive here? Is it really about spreading knowledge or just ego trip material? And don't even get me started on how old he is and still collecting all those books... that's just wild 
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