Six Easy Pieces – Richard Feynman
Coming out of Source Code, I began researching the history of computer hardware, operating systems and computation in general. Furthermore, ...
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Zero to One – Peter Thiel
When your worldview is that companies are the unit where packets of progress emerge, “startup” takes a subservient role to ...
Seven And A Half Lessons About The Brain – Lisa Barrett
Body budgeting is basically a concept that seems apt to slap onto anything. All of the brain's wiring and computation ...
We Do Not Part – Han Kang
Gol D. Roger admitted that it wasn’t his time. History demonstrates that it takes time for parties to sort things ...
Trust – Hernan Diaz
What would be the main idea of this book? The tragic fate of genius minds when it happens to belong ...
Chip War – Chris Miller
Deriving solely from the contents of this book, it almost seems like “why because of semiconductors, of course” could be ...
One Up On Wall Street – Peter Lynch
This one is a great starting point for responsible stock investing. Chapter 15: The Final Checklist is something worth practicing. ...
Sapiens – Yuval Noah Harari
Harari says the cognitive revolution - the ability to imagine the abstract, is what set us on a track different ...
Poor Charlie’s Almanack – Charles T. Munger
Despite the title, Charlie is not poor at all. The title is a tribute to his mentor Benjamin Franklin’s Poor ...
The Alchemist – Paulo Coelho
I have a feeling that the author, had in mind the moral and the ending from the start. Then, constructed ...
The Remains of the Day – Kazuo Ishiguro
Stevens, an English butler, is given a few days off to journey the countryside. Ishiguro talks about the shift in ...
The Catcher in the Rye – J. D. Salinger
16 year-old Holden Caulfield is expelled from Pencey Prep boarding school. It is four days until Christmas vacation starts and ...
Stoner – John Williams
Stoner is about a man’s entire life. And in many cases, well, there isn’t always pleasure to be exacted from ...
Prophet Song – Paul Lynch
This is a depressing book. A wound is on your foot and someone is pressing down on it. Lightly at ...
The Creative Act: A Way of Being – Rick Rubin
Even if all the content of the book were an utter bs, which some readers may actually think, I don’t ...