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1 book recommended · 1 episode
Books they recommend that someone else wrote.
“I mean, this is the David Mamet idea from Three Uses of the Knife, which is one of the best books on dramatic writing that any lay person can read.”
Why: It is one of the best books on dramatic writing that any lay person can read.
3 Uses of the Knife by David Mamet
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Their own books, or books they discussed with the author. Not counted as recommendations.
“You and came on to talk about your book, Wild Problems, that came out in 2022, which I greatly enjoyed.”
Why: She greatly enjoyed it and still recommends it to people who seem troubled.
Wild Problems by Russ Roberts
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Named without an opinion attached.
“So James Gleick in 1988 publishes Chaos, his book explaining chaos theory to a general audience.”
Chaos by James Gleick
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“This included Robert Sapolsky's A Primate's Memoir, where I was laughing so hard on the subway that people asked me what I was reading.”
A primate's Memoir by Robert M. Sapolsky
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