what book are you currently reading?
Discussion
All these are great:
Principles of Economics - S. Ammous
Walden and on the duty of civil disobedience - Thoreau
Early Austrian economics - Israel Kirzner
The blocksize war - Jonathan Bier
The tipping point - Malcolm Gladwell
Check your financial privilege - A Gladstein
The theory of money and credit - L von Mises
Keynes Hayek - Nicholas Wapshott
The Infinite Game - Simon Sinek
Bitcoin is Venice - A Farrington & S Meyers
A history of money and banking in the usa - MN Rothbard
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 - Nik Bhatia
Economics for real people - Gene Callahan
Rules for radicals - SD Alinsky
When money dies - Adam Fergusson
The price of tomorrow - Jeff Booth
The bitcoin standard - Saifedean Ammous
The fiat standard - Saifedean Ammous
21 lessons - der Gigi
Storm of Steel - Ernst Jünger
If This Is a Man - Primo Levi
'The Age of Surveillance Capitalism'.
10% in but it's going hard so far.
Too much graphomania and repeating same idea over and over again.
I wouldn't recommend it.
Hmm, don’t like that kind of writing either, drives me away pretty fast
the same for the last 4 weeks 😰
hey, it’s okay 💜 no rush in reading, only enjoyment and new knowledge to consume
It's a short story compilation of an Indian writer named Pratibha Basu. 🤍
sounds amazing 🤗 what kind of stories are they?
It is a book written in Bangla. The themes mostly revolve around relationships, love, friendship and details and nuances of how our mind works. Overall, life, through a woman's gaze. I'm really feeling the feminine energy in them. Feminine and extremely intelligent. She is not a contemporary writer and I do not hold a lot of the values and views she represents but I'm just in awe with the sheer brightness and the neat style of her storytelling. And I can relate to the inner feminine self that lies in the background of each of these stories.
Power density by Vacliv Smil.
It's a fairly information dense book but it's talking about different energy sources and how much space they take up physically on planet Earth.
I've only read the first few chapters but so far they've talked about early England and their transition from wood to coal to coal coke In relation to their production of pig iron.
never heard of coal coke and pig iron, really interested to learn more about energy
I would start with his other book, "Energy and Civilization." It talks mostly about how energy use ramps up as civilization grows and how we need to be using more efficient forms of energy.
I guess you don't have to start with that one, but it's also a pretty interesting book.
Neuromancer
Danny the Champion of the World by Roald Dahl, bedtime book with my kid
The Mandibles by Lionel Shriver, recommended by nostr:npub1qny3tkh0acurzla8x3zy4nhrjz5zd8l9sy9jys09umwng00manysew95gx
really want to buy the mandibles and read it 💜
#Nostr #Bitcoin
Threads of Power
Star Trek
The Kaggle Book
The Silmarillion
Doom Guy
The Story of Vic & Sade
Explainable AI
Currently reading …
Wool by Hugh Howey & Existential Physics by Sabine Hossenfelder
When I read something non-fiction that has a tough subject to grasp or get, I need to take breaks with some other stuff …
I saw Silo on Apple TV, liked the story, decided I wasn’t gonna wait years to know the story … and well … it was based on Wool …
Liking them both so far … 
The Square and the Tower and GitHub for Dummies
The Dhandho Investor by Mohnish Pabrai
There might just be an app for that soon 😉
"Morphic Resonance" by Rupert Sheldrake
nostr goodreads would be nice tbh, with a marketplace for books in it
I like to have a few on the go:
The Fabric of Reality - David Deutsch
The Society of The Spectacle - Guy Debord
The Fiat Standard - Saifdean Ammous
That’s the best way to do it 💜 Wish I could have a plethora of physical copies, but unfortunately, that’s not the case yet 🤗
For sure! A nice library full of hard copies is the dream 😃 i just started The Minimalist Entrepreneur by Sahil Lavingia (gumroad founder) , enjoying it so far 👌🏼
"The Sovereignty of God" by Arthur W. Pink
Information Technology, basic