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Crime and Punishment - Dostoyevsky [on what it means emotionally to reject society] A Beautiful Mind - Sylvia Nassar [on """game theory""" and the application of math to real world conflict] The Age of Gold - HW Brands [on California and the culture of the frontier]
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The Selfish Gene - Richard Dawkins [on how emergent systems evolve] Masters of Doom [a story of the early days in the violent video game industry -- on early startups and tech meets pop culture]
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1. Finite and Infinite Games 2. The Enterprise of Law 3. Zero to One 4. Models 5. How to Talk so Kids will Listen and Listen so Kids will Talk
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Can you expand on what they meant to you / what you learned?
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Finally, someone nominates Beginning of Infinity! What a great book.
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Yes! And leaves you hopeful, too!
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Why those?
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- Manufacturing Consent - The Gift, Lewis Hyde - Homage to Catalonia - The Language Instinct - The Way of Chuang Tzu Although if I’m being honest, some books for adolescents & children affected me more than all of these; but those are private.
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Those would be the most interesting ones!
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