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Lex Fridman

MIT researcher and podcast host known for in-depth interviews on AI, science, and philosophy.

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28 books recommended

Principles

Principles

Ray Dalio

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

Recommended by: 22 People
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Sapiens

Sapiens

Yuval Noah Harari

Explores the evolution of Homo sapiens, examining how biology, myths, and revolutions have shaped civilizations and propelled humanity forward.

Recommended by: 22 People
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Man's Search for Meaning

Man's Search for Meaning

Viktor E. Frankl

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

Recommended by: 20 People
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Meditations

Meditations

Marcus Aurelius

A series of personal writings by the Roman Emperor, reflecting on the practice of Stoic philosophy.

Recommended by: 18 People
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The War of Art

The War of Art

Steven Pressfield

A motivational guide on overcoming creative blocks and achieving personal and artistic goals.

Recommended by: 13 People
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The Better Angels of Our Nature

The Better Angels of Our Nature

Steven Pinker

Argues that violence has declined over time and discusses the reasons behind the trend towards a more peaceful society.

Recommended by: 11 People
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Siddhartha

Siddhartha

Hermann Hesse

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

Recommended by: 10 People
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The Art Of War

The Art Of War

Sun Tzu

An ancient Chinese military treatise providing timeless wisdom on strategy, leadership, and warfare.

Recommended by: 9 People
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The Changing World Order

The Changing World Order

Ray Dalio

Analyzes the rise and fall of empires and nations throughout history to understand the current geopolitical climate.

Recommended by: 9 People
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Life 3.0

Life 3.0

Max Tegmark

AI ethics, Future of humanity, AI development

Recommended by: 5 People
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The Road

The Road

Cormac McCarthy

A post-apocalyptic novel following a father and son as they navigate a desolate world, exploring themes of survival and humanity.

Recommended by: 5 People
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The Stranger

The Stranger

Albert Camus

A novel exploring existentialist themes through the indifferent protagonist Meursault, who is detached from social norms.

Recommended by: 5 People
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The Old Man and the Sea

The Old Man and the Sea

Ernest Hemingway

A novella about an aging fisherman's epic battle with a giant marlin, symbolizing perseverance and personal triumph.

Recommended by: 5 People
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The Book of Five Rings

The Book of Five Rings

Miyamoto Musashi

A classic text on strategy and martial arts, discussing principles that can be applied to business and personal development.

Recommended by: 5 People
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On the Road

On the Road

Jack Kerouac

A novel chronicling the travels and experiences of a group of friends, capturing the spirit of the Beat Generation.

Recommended by: 4 People
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Beyond Good And Evil

Beyond Good And Evil

Friedrich Nietzsche

A foundational philosophical text questioning conventional morality and exploring themes of power and individualism.

Recommended by: 3 People
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The Idiot

The Idiot

Fyodor Dostoevsky

A novel following the life of a noble but naive man, exploring themes of morality, innocence, and society’s cruelty.

Recommended by: 2 People
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I, Robot

I, Robot

Isaac Asimov

A collection of sci-fi stories about robots and artificial intelligence, exploring ethical and philosophical implications.

Recommended by: 2 People
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The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich

The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich

William L. Shirer

A comprehensive history of Nazi Germany, detailing the rise and eventual collapse of the Third Reich.

Recommended by: 2 People
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The Metamorphosis

The Metamorphosis

Franz Kafka

A novella about a man who wakes up transformed into a giant insect, exploring alienation and identity.

Recommended by: 2 People
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