BOOKS THAT INSPIRE ME
I was never much of a reader—starting books only to abandon them. But since the 2024 election, like my writing, my drive to read has been renewed. I mostly listen to audiobooks, drawn to subjects that shape our world—global crises, religion, technology, politics, and the forces behind oppression and resistance. Books offer more than knowledge; they provide history, perspective, and the means to challenge power and seek truth.
In a world of disinformation, reading is an act of resistance. Here, I share books I’ve read and plan to explore. I welcome discussions, recommendations, and new perspectives—because knowledge should never be solitary.
By Peter Thiel and Blake Masters Some books don’t try to meet you halfway. Zero to One doesn’t soften its edges or seek consensus. It speaks with confidence, sometimes bordering on certainty, about how...
In an age where artificial intelligence is increasingly described through headlines of fear, failure, and overreach, I picked up The Alignment Problem looking for clarity rather than confirmation. I wanted...
Some books inform you. Others unsettle you. The Anxious Generation does something quieter and heavier — it makes you look back. Not with regret exactly, but with the kind of awareness that comes only after...
There is a certain kind of book that makes you pause—not because it is wrong, but because it is confident. Ray Kurzweil’s How to Create a Mind is one of those books. He writes with the certainty of someone...
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