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Most things I learn feel like they add to my knowledge base, but don't upgrade my thinking. The two things I've read that felt like they actually upgraded my thinking were the Lesswrong sequences, and Gödel, Escher, Bach. What are some things in that category for you?
A few which come to mind: - Sloterdjik's Spheres - Shinzen Young's general model of contemplative practice - Soros' theory of financial reflexivity (post-hoc this isn't such a big one, but at the time it was paradigm altering for me)
Is there a specific bit of writing by Shinzen that you're referring to? I can't find anything by that name.
Lots of free resources out there, but the first thing I read/heard was an audiobook called The Science of Enlightenment, which more recently got edited into a book of the same name by one of his long-time students (@OortCloudAtlas).
Also:
- @Meaningness' presentation of the four philosophical extremes. I had read well known texts on that before, but it never had much impact on me in practice prior to reading David's representation there of.
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