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reply guys, what's one book you'd recommend to a friend? (comic books don't count!)

"The Happiness Hypothesis"
by Jonathan Haidt

read it very very many years ago 💙

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i'm glad you liked it as well. next would be who moved my cheese. followed by GEB if the fren is nerdy. metamorphosis if i want them to have a sed weekend.

I’ve read this and highly recommend it! 169 $degen

the almanac of naval ravikant. 4 frens have already taken my recommendation on it XD

Navigating the world of finance by day, pondering its flaws by night. ETH Maxi

I don’t want to give it away, but let’s just say the ocean fights back at man for his abuses 😉. What I like about it is that the science in it is actually pretty accurate, so it’s not so sci-fi that it’s unrealistic.

The Swarm by Frank Schatzing. It’s hella long, but a really great book.

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It is an 18th-century love story intertwined with the construction of the Convent of Mafra. It's a magic realism 😊
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ohhhhh!  If it's coming from you it's a must read!! What's it about? 169 $degen

Baltasar and Blimunda (Portuguese: Memorial do Convento, 1982), a novel by the Nobel Prize-winning Portuguese author José Saramago.
My top 5!

Rich Dad Poor Dad What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not! 

by Robert Kiyosaki

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Fantasy. Lazy comp Harry Potter set in game of thrones time, but that’s a lazy comp that doesn’t do it justice. If you choose it enjoy!

I will have to check it out!  What are they about? 169 $degen

Name of the wind by Patrick Rothfus 

Incredible books. Brutal he hasn’t released the third

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good one! I have this on my bookshelf! 169 $degen

fantasy-style story that slowly becomes scifi.

follows a young man who’s exiled for showing compassion to his prisoner. he goes on a quest for a powerful relic while you, as the reader, discover you aren’t being told the entire story. he’s insane, i think.

as a big sf fan, im pleasantly surprised by the turns.

shadow and claw. insane scifi book I’ve never heard of did before.

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Teaches you how to fight with laziness
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guess I didnt realize it was a book...didnt you recommend this movie to me? 169 $degen

both great and on my bookshelf!  The Bitcoin Standard @jalazo is one of the books I was discussing with you, if you havent checked it out you should! 269 $degen

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non-fiction - The Bitcoin Standard

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easy to read even for me not native english, many creative mundane things to learn, contemplate, and reflect in each part.

Never heard of it, what did you like about it? 169 $degen

will go with, The Creative Act : a way of being, Rick Rubin

Travels with Herodotus 
by Kapuscinski
He was our first historian-block 1!

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Omg comic books don’t count…sorry
Then I would recommend

The Feynman Lectures on Physics

Anne Boleyn: Fatal Attraction
By George Bernard

I'm a pretty big fan of Good Omens by Neil Gaiman

S. (The Ship of Theseus)

good read. great concept. recommend.