The Contact Paradox, by Keith Cooper It’s about the search for alien life, but it blends science with philosophy which is a very unique way of approaching the

The Contact Paradox, by Keith Cooper It’s about the search for alien life, but it blends science with philosophy which is a very unique way of approaching the issue. It’s also very well researched. The Man who solved the market, by Gregory Zuckerman It’s the story of Jim Simons and Renaissance, the hedge fund with the best returns in the industry. Very informative and it approaches the development of the firm from the viewpoint of different people. This is how they tell me the world ends, by Nicole Perlroth This is about Zero Days and the environment they get developed and the consequences for society. It’s very well researched, although as with every book that’s written by a non-tech person it has its flaws. But overall enjoyed it a lot. In the garden of beasts, by Erik Larson The story of the US ambassador to Germany while Hitler was in power. You get a first hand glimpse of the environment and the atmosphere of the era, as also the intricacies of the Nazi party.