Reading

The most personally valuable books I have ever read in terms of ideas, questions and narratives.

The Divine ProportionH. HuntleyIntellectuals and SocietyThomas SowellThe Art and Thought of HeraclitusCharles KahnSeveral Short Sentences About WritingV. KlinkenborgLa Vita Delle FormeAlessandro MicheleHistory of EconomicsJohn Kenneth GalbraithBarbarians at the GateBryan BurroughThe Psychology of Human MisjudgmentCharlie MungerThe Creative ActRick RubinThe Untethered SoulMichael SingerThe Lessons of HistoryWill and Ariel DurantFood of the GodsTerence MckennaThe Network StateBalaji SrinivasanOrganizing GeniusWarren BennisHard DriveJames WallaceThe Art of WarSun TzuPrinciples of Neural ScienceEric KandelAmerican PrometheusKai BirdThe Value of OthersOrion TarabanThe Black SwanNassim Nicholas TalebThinking in BetsAnnie DukeSiddarthaHermann HesseThe Doors of PerceptionAldous HuxleyGet TogetherBailey RichardsonThe Elements of EloquenceMark ForsythThe Hard Thing About Hard ThingsBen Horowitz48 Laws of PowerRobert GreeneOn IntelligenceJeff HawkinsSix Easy PiecesRichard FeynmanThe Interpretation of DreamsSigmund FreudTrue HallucinationsTerence MckennaYou Can Negotiate AnythingHerb CohenThe 38 Letters From Jd Rockefeller To His SonJohn D. RockefellerSteve JobsWalter IsaacsonElon MuskWalter IsaacsonElon MuskAshlee VanceMusicophiliaOliver Sacks1984George OrwellWhite NightsFyodor DostoevskyNotes From UndergroundFyodor DostoevskyThe Almanack of Naval RavikantEric Jorgenson

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