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bookshelf

below is a list of books that I have either read and enjoyed, or someone else enjoyed and recommended to me. I’m not dogmatic of updating this list regularly, but every now and then I jot something down. 

there is no particular order to this list, I just keep adding titles as I go along. If you have a recommendation, message me!

• an elementary approach to thinking under uncertainty

• micromotives and macrobehavior

• where is my flying car?

• the laws of trading

• the art of doing science and engineering

• zero to one: notes on startups, or how to build the future

• a world without email

• the farnsworth invention

• I like to watch: arguing my way through the tv revolution

• things hidden since the foundation of the world

• uncanny valley

• the longing for less: living with minimalism

• an elegant puzzle: systems of engineering management

• the effective executive

• the world for sale

• a little life

• watchmen

• american gods

• the man who owns the news

• antifragile

• scale

• range

• fear and loathing at rolling stone

• the inner game of tennis

• the undoing project

• donald judd writings

• counter intelligence

• aa gill is away

• oranges

• poetik

• superintelligence

• information rules

• 80'000 hours

• fooled by randomness

• a short guide to a long life

• the power of productivity: wealth, poverty, and the threat to global stability

• persian fire: the first world empire and the battle for the west

• emergence

• the wisdom of the crowds

• the long and short of it

• the decline and fall of the roman empire

• mostly harmless econometrics

• a primer in game theory

• previous convictions

• status and culture

• the curve of binding energy: a journey into the awesome and alarming world of theodore b. taylor

• labyrinths

• enemies, a love story

• the visual display of quantitative information

• chaos

• the power law: venture capital and the art of disruption

• the secret history

• on the edge: the art of risking everything

• gödel, escher, bach

• the revolt of the public and the crisis of authority in the new millenium

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