All of them are short or under-rated.
First up: "The Death of Ivan Illych"
A short book by Leo Tolstoy, the famous Russian Novelist.
First published in 1886.
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Imitation is at the root of all human behavior.
“We don’t know what we want or who we are; we don’t really have values and beliefs of our own; what we have instead is an instinct to copy and compare.”
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You do not need to know a lot about Bitcoin to get a ton out of this book.
It's less about Bitcoin and more about Austrian economics. You'll also learn about inflation, sound money, and the gold standard.
Well done, @saifedean.
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This is less of a book and more of a long essay.
In just 128 pages, @tylercowen shook my worldview.
An under-rated, important book.
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A collection of interviews with Lee Kuan Yew, the long-time Prime Minister of Singapore.
Americans don't know enough about Singapore.
Here's my book review.
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96 pages.
Written in 1974.
A book about cities, energy, and modernity. Filled with ideas that you'll rarely find in the news or contemporary discourse.
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