Bryan Johnson

Dalio shares life and business principles that emphasize radical transparency, structured decision-making, and learning from failure to achieve growth.

Reflects on life in Nazi concentration camps, introducing logotherapy, which posits that meaning can be found even in suffering.

Explores the two systems of human thought—fast, intuitive thinking and slow, deliberate reasoning—analyzing how biases shape decisions and behavior.

Emphasizes building unique companies that create new markets, focusing on independent thinking, avoiding competition, and driving innovation.

A spiritual journey of self-discovery narrated through the life of Siddhartha, exploring themes of enlightenment and inner peace.

The incredible true story of Ernest Shackleton's ill-fated Antarctic expedition and the crew's heroic survival.

A philosophical exploration of quality, values, and the nature of life, framed through a motorcycle journey.

Explores the importance of sleep and its impact on physical and mental health.

An exploration of human behavior from a biological and social perspective, delving into neuroscience, psychology, and ethics.

Discusses how overprotection and the avoidance of discomfort are leading to increased anxiety and decreased resilience among young people.

A comprehensive history of genetics, exploring scientific discoveries, ethical implications, and the future of gene-based medicine.

Explores the possibility that many of our current beliefs may one day be proven incorrect, challenging our perceptions of certainty.

Biography of Claude Shannon, the father of information theory, highlighting his contributions to mathematics and technology.

Explores how technology and innovation shape society, examining the role of business in addressing modern challenges.

A historical exploration of the concept of numbers and mathematics, from ancient times to modern theories.

A classic novella exploring dimensions and societal structures through the story of a two-dimensional world.

A memoir reflecting on the life of the author’s father, Sargent Shriver.

Strategies for innovation and creative problem-solving.

Exploration of the concept of zero and its impact on science and philosophy.

Critique of modern science and exploration of whether we've reached the limits of scientific knowledge.