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Where to Start with Michael Easter: A Reading Guide
Where to start with Michael Easter — how to approach The Comfort Crisis, his adventure-journalism investigation into why optimising for comfort is making us worse, combining 33 days hunting in Alaska with the science of beneficial hardship. A complete reading guide.
Books Like The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks: Science, Race, and the Body as Property
Rebecca Skloot's account of HeLa cells — taken without consent from Henrietta Lacks, a Black woman who died of cancer in 1951, and used in medical research for decades — is the best science book written for general readers and the most important book about medical ethics in recent memory.
Where to Start with Max Tegmark: A Reading Guide
Where to start with Max Tegmark — how to approach Life 3.0, his balanced and rigorous exploration of the possible futures of artificial intelligence and the choices humanity must make as AI approaches and surpasses human-level capability. A complete reading guide.
Where to Start with Max Lugavere: A Reading Guide
Where to start with Max Lugavere — how to approach Genius Foods, his research-based guide identifying the ten foods that most protect brain health and cognitive function, informed by watching his mother's Lewy body dementia diagnosis. A complete reading guide.
Bill Gates Reading List: Every Book He Has Recommended (2026)
Bill Gates publishes reading recommendations twice a year on GatesNotes. This is the definitive guide to every book Gates has recommended — spanning science, history, business, and fiction.
Elon Musk's Favorite Books: The Reading List Behind His Ambition (2026)
The books that shaped Elon Musk's thinking on physics, business, AI, and space exploration — from Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy to Zero to One and beyond.
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