Reading List

One of my favorite books, exploring themes of beauty, morality, and the pursuit of pleasure. Lord Henry's character is particularly intriguing, with his cynical views on life and society. Oscar Wilde is my favorite author, and this book perfectly captures his wit and wisdom. I have his complete works in my personal library and I am so sad that he died so young and left us with such a limited body of work.

Obviously I love philosophical fiction. It seams like when you go deep in any direction such as me with engineering you end up in philosophy. Nobody want's to be a one dimensional person, right? This book is a beautiful exploration of self-discovery and spiritual enlightenment. It is written with such simplicity and depth, making it a timeless classic that resonates with readers.

I was always wondering why don't we exercise when we know it's good for us. This book is a fascinating exploration of the evolutionary history of physical activity and its impact on human health. It provides valuable insights into the importance of exercise for our overall well-being, challenging common misconceptions and encouraging readers to adopt a more active lifestyle.

If you want to understand the human mind, you have to read Dostoevsky. This book is a powerful examination of morality, guilt, and redemption, with a complex protagonist who grapples with the consequences of his actions. Dostoevsky's psychological insights and philosophical reflections make this novel a profound and thought-provoking read.

The title of the book may be controversial to some, which was Leon's deliberate intent. However, if we look beyond the title and delve into the content, we gain insight into the life of an experimental physicist. The book vividly explores the journey of proving a theory, revealing the dedication, challenges, and relentless pursuit required to bring it to fruition.

It is always good to try to understand how our hardware works. This book, in a clear and engaging way, explains the role of dopamine in shaping our desires, behaviors, and decisions. It provides fascinating insights into how this single chemical influences love, ambition, creativity, and even the course of human history.