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I could recommend a hundred, but I'll limit myself to four: 1. Computer Science: The Pattern on the Stone is a nearly perfect, foundational explanation of how
by stakkur 5y ago
I could recommend a hundred, but I'll limit myself to four:
1. Computer Science: The Pattern on the Stone is a nearly perfect, foundational explanation of how computers work.
2. The Mind: Brain Rules (John Medina) is a fast, well-organized read on the fundamentals of how your brain works (and how to work it).
3. History: From Dawn to Decadence (Jacques Barzun) is a dense but brilliant read on the how the past 500 years made the modern world we live and think in.
4. How to Live: A New Earth (Eckhart Tolle). Don't reject it as 'new age-y'; this book may change how you see yourself. If it turns you off, substitute Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind.