I've got a couple of credits on Audible. What to get? No Bitcoin stuff. Life is so much bigger than that.
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https://www.audible.com/pd/One-Nation-Under-Blackmail-Vol-1-Audiobook/B0BYQ98SF3
https://www.audible.com/pd/One-Nation-Under-Blackmail-Vol-2-Audiobook/B0C6YSV5HG
Nice. I figured her book wasn't in there. Getting it.
Very slow read, but its what one would expect from her. The sources alone could make their own volume. I know she had a research assistant working with her on this, but even still, it blows my mind how detailed her wordlk always is. She is truly gifted
Yeah, im getting it just so I have it. Hehe. I figured it would be dense.
Look at Joel popping up with a legitimate, non-retarded, and a fantastic recommendation.
Congrats man!
I really liked iron john by robert bly
Heart-Shaped Box by Joe Hill
Or anything from the Great Courses series
Something you can't find a pirated copy of, from someone who makes enough money that you don't feel bad sharing a copy on the high seas
Tower of Basel by Adam Lebor.
Its about the Bank for International Settlements.
Iain M Banks has some incredible sci fi and the audible recordings are done well
I'm reading Dune: The Butlerian Jihad. It's not as well-written as Frank Herbert's Dune, but it also doesn't move like molasses.
If you like History, Victor Davis Hanson's book A War Like No Other is interesting.
Iโm listening to Death in the Long Grass by Peter Hathaway Capstick for the 3rd or 4th time right nowโฆ or I like the one second after series
Going into the list.
Thomas Campbell - my big theory of everything - if ur curious about how the universe and consciousness work
I'm my own version of God, so it works how I perceive it. I'll write it down. Thank you, ladybug.
Children of Time!
Try to get nostr stuff.
"When Breathe Becomes Air" by Paul Kalanithi - It's about life and living.
I really hope you read it. Itโs a great book.
Dungeon crawler Carl. Or if you like more scifi go for Bobiverse series. Or Endurance.
My favorite book I got from Audible has to be Elon Musk by Walter Isaacson. I love the way itโs read and the story itself is fascinating.