Genome: The Autobiography of a Species in 23 Chapters
Recommended by Charlie Munger in Poor Charlie’s Almanack.
Recommended by Charlie Munger in Poor Charlie’s Almanack.
A clear, humane world history for children and adults, shaped by a distinctive European perspective.
I had previously read Antifragile and was amazed; it absolutely lived up to its reputation. But this final book in the Incerto series, Skin in the Game, feels less full of new knowledge and less surprising. Many times I read it in a muddled state. Perhaps the author had exhausted his talent. After all, he has been retired from the world for so long, and his core views have more or less already been output. The translation is also barely satisfactory, especially the Chinese title. The original Skin in the Game is much better.
Reading The Bitcoin Standard through scarcity, stock-to-flow, monetary history, and sound money.
Reflections on Fei-Fei Li, AI history, immigration, scientific progress, and the American dream.
Looking back on work, reading, investing, and life in 2025, with practical goals for 2026.
Reading Why Nations Fail through institutions, critical junctures, innovation, and long-term growth.
Notes on the history and theory of business cycles, market psychology, and investment reality.