Saul Alinksy’s book Rules for Radicals is a foundational work for leftist activists. It’s a manual for the radical left to manipulate society and achieve their goals in causing radical societal changes. The book tells the story of how Saul …
I heard about the book Breath by James Nestor on the Joe Rogan Experience. He made some fascinating points about breathing and how important it is to living. Since I breathe every day I thought I’d check out the book. …
I’m in the meat section of the grocery store. It’s two days after thanksgiving. I’m convinced I need to be on the carnivore diet. The grocery store feels more like an African savanna than a place of commerce. The aisles …
I Will Teach You To Be Rich by Ramit Sethi is a great personal finance book. The book is set up as a step-by-step guide to having a stable financial life. The back cover touts “Six Weeks to Financial Control.” …
I first heard about Jocko Willink on the Joe Rogan Podcast, It’s also where I heard about Jordan Peterson. Jocko is an interesting guy. That’s me being polite. He’s a crazy person but in a good way. If you go …
I’ve been wanting to read something by Thomas Sowell for a while. He is probably the greatest conservative thinker alive. I chose Black Rednecks and Whtie Liberals to start. Why? I’m not sure. perhaps because it has the most inflammatory …
This is an amazing book. An amazing book that I’m going to have to revisit many times. Because it is dense. But if you’ve ever had an existential crisis, which hopefully everyone has, you will gain something from this book. …
I work as a data analyst and part of my job is to create dashboards for our clients. Dashboards are how we communicate our findings in the data to the relevant stakeholders. Graphic design and style are not strengths of …
It took me a while to finish Brave New World. To be fair, I did move halfway across the country mid-book. I’m cutting myself some slack. Anyways, the ending to the book is very interesting. And I have several thoughts as to …
In high school, I went through a dystopian future phase. I read Orwell and Rand and loved them, but somehow Huxley’s Brave New World slipped through. It’s been recommended to me several times over the years. Well, I’m finally getting …