Title
|
Author(s)
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Year
Published
|
My
notes
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The Power of Now
|
Eckhart Tolle
|
1997
|
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The
Zero Marginal Cost Society: The Internet of Things, the Collaborative
Commons, and the Eclipse of Capitalism
|
Jeremy Rifkin
|
2015
|
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The Singularity Is Near
|
Ray Kurzweil
|
2005
|
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How to Create a Mind: The Secret
of Human Thought Revealed |
Ray Kurzweil |
2014 |
This
work has historical significance. The author is a true prodigy. The
book explores the workings of the brain, spirituality and artificial
intelligence. Google scooped up the author (He now works for them at a
very high level) after he wrote this. |
Designing Your Life: How to Build a
Well-Lived, Joyful Life
|
Bill Burnett and Dave Evans
|
2016
|
There is no shortage of written
material out there about how to improve your life situation. This
one has exceptional credibility and utility.
|
Blockchain
Revolution: How the Technology Behind Bitcoin Is Changing Money,
Business, and the World
|
Don Tapscott and Alex Tapscott
|
2016
|
Important. Enjoyable read
too.
|
The
Four: The Hidden DNA of Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google |
Scott Galloway
|
2017
|
A compelling, critical look at key players in the
top of the tech industry: the companies that define our times and are
creating our future.
|
Freedom
(TM)
|
Daniel
Suarez |
2010
|
I
thoroughly enjoyed this novel and highly recommend it. It
describes a future showdown between government by people and government
by corporations, and has a lot of tech appeal. |
Hackers –
Heroes of the Computer Revolution
|
Steven Levy
|
1984
|
The epitome of Geek-Nerd.
I find this book just as intriguing re-reading it in 2017 as I did 30
years ago. A computer classic by an established master.
|
The
Inevitable: Understanding the 12 Technological Forces That Will Shape
Our Future
|
Kevin Kelly
|
2016
|
This is an entertaining glimpse
into the future, by a co-founder of Wired Magazine.
|
The
Animators: A Novel
|
Kayla Rae Whitaker
|
2017
|
A well-crafted look at art,
working on what you love, friendship and life trauma. I listened to the
Audible version. There's an interview
with the author by the Guardian HERE.
|
10%
Happier
|
Dan Harris
|
2014
|
This should remove any blech
response you might still experience regarding mindfulness and
meditation. This is by a guy who lives in the mainstream
communication realm (an anchorman with ABC). He turns out to be
pretty smart and I laughed periodically. His exploration and
reporting on this topic is
enlightening and useful. Since he talks well for a living, the
audiobook version is good.
|
gateio login
|
Eckhart Tolle
|
2008
|
Mindfulness. Someone
mentioned to me a few years ago that I might want to check it
out. Now I'm mentioning it. You might want to check it
out. Important book. An effective key to
understanding individual and collective health of mind.
|
Waking
Up: A Guide to
Spirituality Without Religion |
Sam Harris
|
2014
|
Want spiritual health? Don't
want religion? Finding meditation elusive? Check this out.
|
Just
Say NO to Fascism: A Fable
|
Mark Frankenberg (yes. me)
|
2004
|
A sick country is like a sick
person. A recovering country is like a recovering person.
We can get better.
|
Stealing
Fire: How Silicon Valley, the Navy SEALs, and Maverick Scientists Are
Revolutionizing the Way We Live and Work
|
Steven Kotler and Jamie Wheal
|
2017
|
Some things to consider as you
manage your individual or collective life and mind in the pursuit of
happiness. Thought - provoking.
|
gate.io app
|
Edward Humes
|
2016
|
Fascinating and comprehensive
look at the circulatory system of our economy: where we are and where
we may be going. I dig this stuff. Infrastructure. Mm
Hmm.
|