Luc P. Beaudoin Book Recommendations & Book Mentions
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The Status Game: On Human Life and How to Play It
Will Storr
@CassSunstein Abstract (at least) Supports thesis of Will Storr’s The Status Game which I reviewed here https://t.co/CZAiC82v0h
Paperback, 2022
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Education and Mind in the Knowledge Age
Carl Bereiter
@andy_matuschak I am all for personal transformation with knowledge (it is after all the topic of 2 of my books ) but that is a vy odd definition of knowledge work. Contrast Education and Mind in the Knowledge Age by Carl Bereiter. Hint contrast Worlds 2 &3
Paperback, 2008
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Nothing But the Truth: A Memoir
Marie Henein
“nothing but the truth— A memoir” by Marie Henein. Explains not the particulars of her most famous case but Justice which her critics of the day did not understand or value. And it delves into much more. She is a great canadian.
Paperback, 2022
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Smarter Than You Think: How Technology Is Changing Our Minds for the Better
Clive Thompson
@danlevitin @PessoaBrain @leanpub IDO: integrative design-oriented approach: https://t.co/WWhImW277W . CP is compatible with Clive Thompson's @pomeranian99 Smarter Than You Think book (which appeared at same time as mine; also a response to The Shallows).
Paperback, 2014
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Marlborough: His Life and Times, Book Two Volume 2
Winston S. Churchill
Winston Churchill admired the great writer Thomas Babington Macaulay(, until he read what Macaulay had to say about Marlborough, LoL). You can’t understand WSC’s coruscating brilliance without reading Macaulay and Gibbons
Paperback, 2002
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Deep Work: Rules for Focused Success in a Distracted World
Cal Newport
@PessoaBrain I'm pinning this tweet to my profile. It's a test of how well Twitter can be used by scientist to spur collaboration. Can we prove Cal Newport (author of Deep Work) wrong?
Hardcover, 2016
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Making Sense: Conversations on Consciousness, Morality, and the Future of Humanity
Sam Harris
At 1:52:xx in [MAKING SENSE (Sam Harris | #312)](https://t.co/KRrgjf8VyQ) Stuart Russell referenced a 1980s presentation at Oxford by @aaronsloman. Russell seems to have misunderstand Aaron, who was my COGS phd thesis advisor
Paperback, 2021
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Locomotive
Julian Tuwim
The Locomotive by Julian Tuwim - Famous poems, famous poets. - there is no better way to appreciate master poetic works than to try to translate them. https://t.co/dzd8JEWvsP
Hardcover, 2017
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The Elephant in the Brain: Hidden Motives in Everyday Life
Kevin Simler
@Plinz According to “The Elephant in the Brain: Hidden Motives in Everyday Life" and “The Status Game” books, we all do a lot of social signaling. Tweets are great examples, if you will forgive this strange loop
Paperback, 2020
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Simple Heuristics That Make Us Smart
Gerd Gigerenzer
Of course I meant " communicating with Mac app *devs*" . [Simple Heuristics That Make Us Smart by Gerd Gigerenzer](https://t.co/7kG3dKLj6T) also lead to typos
Paperback, 2000
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