Thinking, Fast and Slow
Daniel Kahneman, 2011 openlibrary.org
After this you'll catch yourself mid-bias about four times a day. Annoying, useful.





Daniel Kahneman, 2011 openlibrary.org
After this you'll catch yourself mid-bias about four times a day. Annoying, useful.
Don Norman
Every badly designed door you push will now make you angry. Worth it.
James C. Scott, 1998 openlibrary.org
Explains why so many well-meaning plans fail. Dense, skim the middle.
Douglas Hofstadter, 1979 openlibrary.org
I've never finished it. It's still on this list.
Viktor Frankl, 2017 openlibrary.org
Short enough to read on a Sunday. You'll reread it for years.
Yuval Noah Harari, 2011 openlibrary.org
Big, sweeping and occasionally too confident, but the section on shared myths stuck.
Thomas Kuhn, 1955 openlibrary.org
Marcus Aurelius, 2020 openlibrary.org
Get the Gregory Hays translation.
Daniel Kahneman, 2011 openlibrary.org
After this you'll catch yourself mid-bias about four times a day. Annoying, useful.
Yuval Noah Harari, 2011 openlibrary.org
Big, sweeping and occasionally too confident, but the section on shared myths stuck.
Douglas Hofstadter, 1979 openlibrary.org
I've never finished it. It's still on this list.
Viktor Frankl, 2017 openlibrary.org
Short enough to read on a Sunday. You'll reread it for years.
James C. Scott, 1998 openlibrary.org
Explains why so many well-meaning plans fail. Dense, skim the middle.
Marcus Aurelius, 2020 openlibrary.org
Get the Gregory Hays translation.
Don Norman
Every badly designed door you push will now make you angry. Worth it.
Thomas Kuhn, 1955 openlibrary.org
Daniel Kahneman, 2011 openlibrary.org
After this you'll catch yourself mid-bias about four times a day. Annoying, useful.
Don Norman
Every badly designed door you push will now make you angry. Worth it.
James C. Scott, 1998 openlibrary.org
Explains why so many well-meaning plans fail. Dense, skim the middle.
Douglas Hofstadter, 1979 openlibrary.org
I've never finished it. It's still on this list.
Viktor Frankl, 2017 openlibrary.org
Short enough to read on a Sunday. You'll reread it for years.
Yuval Noah Harari, 2011 openlibrary.org
Big, sweeping and occasionally too confident, but the section on shared myths stuck.
Thomas Kuhn, 1955 openlibrary.org
Marcus Aurelius, 2020 openlibrary.org
Get the Gregory Hays translation.
Daniel Kahneman, 2011 openlibrary.org
After this you'll catch yourself mid-bias about four times a day. Annoying, useful.
Yuval Noah Harari, 2011 openlibrary.org
Big, sweeping and occasionally too confident, but the section on shared myths stuck.
Douglas Hofstadter, 1979 openlibrary.org
I've never finished it. It's still on this list.
Viktor Frankl, 2017 openlibrary.org
Short enough to read on a Sunday. You'll reread it for years.
James C. Scott, 1998 openlibrary.org
Explains why so many well-meaning plans fail. Dense, skim the middle.
Marcus Aurelius, 2020 openlibrary.org
Get the Gregory Hays translation.
Don Norman
Every badly designed door you push will now make you angry. Worth it.
Thomas Kuhn, 1955 openlibrary.org
Jun Park 2d
Seeing Like a State at #5 is criminal. Top three, easily.
Nadia Haddad 2d
Finally reading Frankl because of this list. Halfway through and it's already stuck with me.
Maya Okafor 2d
@devjun the middle third is a slog and you know it.
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