Anyone who read this?
The follow up to The Fourth Turning by Neil Howe and William Strauss 
Discussion
I thought the fourth turning was a collection of badly put together anecdotes. No evidence based train of thought. I will not read anything by Howe again. I can recommend 20 other books
Please do🫂
Beside the most obvious titles by Saifedean and some others, these titles are the books I read in the past months that I recommend.
The Revolution - Ron Paul
The history of money - Jack Weatherford
Democracy: the god that failed - HH Hoppe
Economics in one lesson - Henry Hazlitt
The 7th property - Eric Yakes
The black swan - NN Taleb
Superforecasting - Tetlock & Gardner
The sovereign individual - Davidson & Rees-Mogg
The bullish case for bitcoin - Vijay Boyapati
Principles for dealing with the changing world order - Ray Dalio
Layered money - Bik Bhatia
Economics for real people - Gene Callahan
Rules for radicals - SD Alinsky
When money dies - Adam Fergusson
The price of tomorrow - Jeff Booth
Thanks man. Some of them I have already read. But I’m gonna put the rest on my reading list.
After reading 4-5 BTC books I kinda got bored of them. You know, most of the stuff you already know.
Looking forward to A progressive case for Bitcoin though.
The book by nostr:npub1dc84762hpnp0y4jcvjcgwt8l7sepng93j3hg63hfm80ph6kt82eqktjwqd
is terrific, absolutely recommend.
I backed the kickstarter but am still waiting to receive my copy🤷🏻♂️
Did you send a message? I got mine awhile ago so I would guess just a mistake somewhere.
I am somewhat in contact with nostr:npub1dc84762hpnp0y4jcvjcgwt8l7sepng93j3hg63hfm80ph6kt82eqktjwqd going on vacation tomorrow and wanted to bring the book with me there. Unfortunately that’s not gonna happen. But I’m a patient guy and I’ll just wait a little longer.
I have only started on The fourth Turning and is somewhat 50 pages into it now. So far I enjoyed it. I’ll get back to you when I’m finished.