Seeking recs for awesome books that are between pop-accessibility and full-blown academia, and will still be interesting for someone who pays medium attention to current research. For reference I liked GEB and Sapiens, but didn't like the Madness of Crowds or Jed McKenna
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It's ok. I, the patron saint of forgetting and confusing things in 2 seconds or less, forgive you and bless you on your quest to not get confused.
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If this is a troll it's the best. Or at least pretty good. Like 3/5 easy.
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The Origins of Political Order by
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Sapiens was great, but if you liked The Selfish Gene, read his follow-up The Extended Phenotype. I actually got my library to buy it.
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Noise by Jacques Attali Or Germs and Steel Or Wireless Imagination
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Fooled by Randomness, Taleb Burst, Barabasi Ranking, Peter Erdi Niall Ferguson Mark Buchanan
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That shows much better taste!
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I mean, if you like selfish gene, just keep reading Dawkins Dudes made a fair few books
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I was gonna say, Sapiens was a lot of head-nod "look I'm smart" buy-in, then sudden inexplicable leaps in logic by the time the reader accepted the author on authority.
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