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Post Your favourites,
mine:
the pleasure of finding things out - richard feynman
the future of the brain - michio kaku
the code book - simon singh
love and math - edward frenkel

Harrison’s Principals of Internal Medicine

Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman

Stephen Hawking’s ‘A Brief History of Time’ is an easy read

Godel Escher Bach

Completely unique one of the best books ever written

Against Method

Oooo i’ve yet to read any sagan, which do you reccomend i start with?

I have it but haven't read it just yet.
Is it life changing as folk say it is?

Currently reading Behave by Robert Sapolsky

QED Feynman

ooooo hows that? Reviews sound great

About to read the Code Book. Is it good?

Youre in for a f***ing treat.

I wanna read more simon singh

Succcccch an enjoyable sciene book. I took it right after taking game theory in uni so it paired with my current mindset soso well

anyone read, When Einstein met godel? thinking of picking it up

Pretty insightful so far. Reads like sapiens. Quite lengthy. Great for the layman’s interest in the brain and the actions behind our behaviours!

If you liked this check out, the elephant in the brain by Robin Hanson

You might like
Michio kaku - the future of the brain.
Lays out the foundation for how our brains function really well, then dives deep into what he thinks the next steps are.

I’ll take a look, thank you!

@Sloth
Would also like to know this. Picked it up once but never got around to it.

Might as well get it off audible while i can

It can be "life changing" if you fully digest the book.

It's really fascinating, definitely read/listen to it