Patrick Collison

Very good post. (Particularly liked this comparative analysis of France and the UK.)

I learned a lot from this: [link] (If you liked Nonlinear Dynamics and Chaos, @stevenstrogatz is quoted on the back saying that it's a "masterpiece" that's "nothing short of revolutionary".)

https://t.co/L8RynYggXA is a very engaging book about project management.

Vacation over. Top book picks: 1. http://t.co/C0KaI6ilW4 2. http://t.co/ark1BYfaxu 3. http://t.co/3Y9rWtlGgu 4.

A great book about doing something totally new:

Long wanted to read more about Scottish Enlightenment (what was in the water?!); turns out Herman's book is great:

Oliver Morton's new book about geoengineering is worth reading:

If you want to wrap your head around what Larry Ellison accomplished, this is the book:

Nick Bostrom's new book is excellent:

If someone was, hypothetically, to spend too much time reading different books about program management during Apollo, I suspect they’d conclude that this one is the best:

Peter Thiel first invested in Stripe in summer of 2010—50 months ago—and just released a very good book.

Vacation over. Top book picks: 1. http://t.co/C0KaI6ilW4 2. http://t.co/ark1BYfaxu 3. http://t.co/3Y9rWtlGgu 4.