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Toposes can seem big and scary, and even in this new online community there aren't so many people discussing them yet. I hope this can be a positive space for such discussions; if you've always wondered what topos theory is about, or have encountered ideas from it that you want clarification on, feel free to ask even very basic questions.
Personally, I study Grothendieck (1-)toposes; I expect there will be some higher topos theorists present before too long.
Anyone knows a good introductory textbook for this topic?
Here: https://mathoverflow.net/questions/379709/resources-for-topos-theory/
Here are my opinions on what to read, to start learning topos theory: