Dave Guarino Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Dave Guarino

@clearerworld Rick Rubin's "The Creative Act" https://t.co/eQrmOLwZzx

Dave Guarino

Upside: finished The Fifth Season by NK Jemisin. (I liked it! Should I continue into books 2 and 3?)

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Aside—I've read far too much James C. Scott [1] in my life to *not* have some internalized sense of how to respond to moves like Twitter's right now. Ironically, I'd say, it is a weak center in decline. [1] Weapons of the Weak, The Art of Not Being Governed, in addition to SLaS

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Yes! Honestly 3 books have been really key to me: 1. Salt Fat Acid Heat is the core of the "how" (not really recipes per se, but methods [more useful]) 2. Masala Lab (also methods) 3. Melissa Clark's Dinner — consistently good recipes https://t.co/6qSsMHDCMN

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Enjoyed the @BloombergBeta book debut event of @pahlkadot's "Recoding America" in convo with @roybahat https://t.co/OqO8DViS7o This book does a good job at making seen many of the rudiments underneath when and how I've seen govt programs fail.

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Highly recommend having the audiobook of Anthony Bourdain’s Kitchen Confidential on while cooking (ESPECIALLY if you’re learning to cook) A deeply satisfying entanglement of contexts and media

Dave Guarino

As an AI language model I cannot condense all of James C. Scott’s Seeing Like A State into a tweet. It is too elegant and insightful a work.

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Dave Guarino

Aside—I've read far too much James C. Scott [1] in my life to *not* have some internalized sense of how to respond to moves like Twitter's right now. Ironically, I'd say, it is a weak center in decline. [1] Weapons of the Weak, The Art of Not Being Governed, in addition to SLaS