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Zach@zach
11/22/2022

Holiday reading recs?? My three most recent books: - Barbarian Days - Enlightenment Now - The Lazarus Heist

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Shawki Sukkar@shawki
11/22/2022

How to Be a Conservative The Machinery of Freedom For the New Intellectual

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11/22/2022

Just finished "Very Important People" by Ashley Mears—it's basically an academic study of the crazy spending culture in nightclubs. Great balance of entertaining + learning about human nature.

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Verity@verity
11/22/2022

- The Fifth Season - The Splendid and the Vile - Circe love Barbarian Days!

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derek@derek
11/22/2022

Classics that you skipped in school. Shakespeare, Bradbury, Thoreau, Dostoyevsky, Hemingway, etc.

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Nate Abbott@nate
11/22/2022

Have you read "Soul of a New Machine"? So stoked you finished Barbarian Days. Amazing!!

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Itai@itai
11/22/2022

I think at this point this is becoming half of my Farcaster posts, but I feel an obligation to recommend: 1. Three Body Problem 2. Project Hail Mary to anyone who ever asks for a book recommendation, whether they like it or not 😂 Btw if you're a podcast fan, The two Standard Oil episodes on Acquired are awesome.

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Oz Lubling@ozlubling
11/22/2022

The Copenhagen Trilogy

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Bruno Werneck de Almeida@babbage
11/22/2022

1. Energy: How the World Really Works (Vaclav Smil) 2. Business: Radical Markets (Glen Weyl) 3. Parable: This is Water (DFW)

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11/22/2022

What a list 🔥

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Michael Pfister@pfista
11/23/2022

@perl

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Miles@m1
11/23/2022

Central Banking 101 by Joseph Wang. If anyone else has recs of shorter, plainspoken, easy-to-read non-fiction, would be much appreciated. Not sure if I have energy for the dense stuff over the holidays!