nonfiction books that made a difference
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- Опубликовано: 1 авг 2024
- Usually people think self-help books are the way to become a better person, but the most impactful books I have read have all been serious nonfiction books. Here are some of those books.
📚Nonfiction books that made me a better person:
00:44 intro
00:52 objectivity
03:25 the concept of law
06:41 money changes everything
10:51 philosophy of language anthology
13:31 bluezones
17:10 Prisoners and Powers of Geography
19:50 the blank slate
21:58 the biography of Leonardo Da Vinci
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#nonfiction #books #reading
What books changed your life?
Name: Madonna in a Fur Coat
@@BatCatt1 what is this book? Madonna biography?
Extreme Ownership: How U.S. Navy SEALs Lead and Win by Jocko Willink
@@TheAppleGeek52 I know the book, haven't read it yet.
@@IdeasInHat Tuhaf gelecek ama bir komplo teorisi kitabıydı:)
İhtiyarlar heyetindrn bahsediyordu
Türkiye'nin 2200 yılık teşkilatı varmış
Bir Türk devleti yıkılma zamanı gelince teşkilat aktif olup yenisini kurup doğal sınırlarını belirleyip çekiliyormuş falan:D.
Neyse ihtiyarlsr heyeti diye araştır öğrenirsin abi ben pek anlatamadım belki.
O zamanlar küçüktüm ve hayatımda okuduğum ilk kitaplar idi.
Hayatımı nasıl değiştirdi dersen
Uzun hikaye ama Kendime bir rota çizdim çocukluk aklımla ihtiyarlar heyetine girmek istedim🤣🤣🤣
Sonra Muhafazakar vatansever oldum sonra farklı ideoloji sonra karışık dönem ve liberalizme yaklaşmak derken bugüne geldim yıllar içinde:D ve o süreçtr deliler gibi kitap okudum özelikle tarih bu sayede tarihe merakımı keşfettim.
Okuma sebebim de o hayaller idi Zira bunun için büyük bilgin olmak gerektiğini düşünüyprdum(Not yaş küçük normal karşıla abi :) . ) Bu sayede işte.
Şimdi vay be küçüklük dönemi hayal gücü diyip gülsemde😂
Bu sayede hayatınds kitap okumayan biri okuma alışkanlığı sağladı
Bu olmasa belkide kim bilir hala hiç okumayan cahil biri olarak kalacaktım.
Tuhaf evet:).
Kitabın yazarı Halil yaşar kollu
Kitabı heyet:)
1. Ve 2. Kitabı idi
Demek neymiş bazen gülünç kitaplar dediğimiz şeyler insanların hayatını baya değiştirebiliyormuş:)
Bu arada şunu belirtiyim o dönem bu ihtiyarlsr heyetine inanan kesim çok fazla idi Türkiyede zira dizilerde filmlerde hep çıkarılıyordu .
Hala kısmen inanan var veya ümit eden.
O kitap'ta baskı rekoru kırmıştı😁
One book that really changed how I think about changing people’s minds and deeply held beliefs is ‘Mistakes were made (but not by me)’! It’s a great look at cognitive dissonance and made a huge impact on me as a 16 year old when I read it. It’s been nearly 14 years since then but I still think about that book!
I love books like that!!!
What a great and diverse selection of books! I appreciate your ability to read and think critically about principles. Thank you for sharing. Subscribing.
Great takes man can’t wait to check these out.
For my non-fictions that stick out:
Enemy to All Mankind- Great book and account on the Pirate era
Confessions of an economic Hitman- eye opener into some of American history
From Silk to Silicon- Jeffrey Garten professor at Yale takes a look through time from the lens of ten pivotals individuals throughout history. Include genghis khan, rothchilds, John d rockefeller. And many more.
The World Beyond Your Head- Matthew Crawford
The Story of Philosophy- Will Durant
I read a few of those. The Durrant book was fun. He is a good writer!
Poor Charlie's almanack 💎
I love the fact that everything you mentioned is new to me and I haven't heard of them before.. you should actually dedicate a new video that talks about great books you have never heard of ... Love the video .. keep up the good work 🎉
That is a cool idea! I can write it down.
Leonardo Da Vinci by Walter Isaacson is definitely a solid recommendation. Leonardo lead such an amazing life dedicating himself to the pursuit of knowledge and improvement.
And at the same time he was flawed! Which is the real reason why I love Isaacson books. He gives the good and the bad. Such a good book, and Lenardo was soo interesting!
My life was impacted hugely by 'Man, Economy and the State' by Murray Rothbard. I have some criticisms of the book and his entire political philosophy, but it is just a great exposition how you can derive macroeconomic behaviour from microeconomic considerations.
Sounds like a fun book. I will look it up.
Hello! Loved your analysis, I happened to read the Einstein biography by Isaacson, and I came to a different conclusion about Einstein. While it is true that his light thought experiment was heavily influenced by another German scientist, Isaacson's repeated example's of Einstein's thought experiments throughout the book really reinforced the idea to me that he was superhuman in this regard, and would not have been as wildly influential as he was without it. I think better examples to try to humanize Einstein would be his relationships with his partners and close family, which always seemed to be a mess!
By any chance do you own the books called The Wretched of The Earth by Frantz Fannon? Asking cause I accidently bought ordered 2 copies and know it's something ud read so u might want the extra copy.
I don't! But no need to send me a book. Thank you for considering though! I have so much already. Local libraries or schools, or even someone less fortunate.
Iain McGilchrist's "The Master and His Emissary: The Divided Brain and the Making of the Western World " and Jonathan Haidt's "The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion". Regardless of how convincing you find McGilchrist's ideas on how hemispheric differences have shaped history, it can be used in a purely practical way, adopting multiple viewpoints through which to make sense of the world. Initially found the somewhat cheesy pop psychology tone of Haidt's book off putting, however it's a serious book which profoundly altered my politics.
Do you ever read multiple books at the same time? I often will read a more difficult history book, for example right now I am reading a biography monograph on Agrippina the Younger, but when I feel like switching to something more relaxing or “enjoyable” ill pick up a work of fiction I know I like, for example right now I am also re-reading 1984.
In this case 1984 kind of acts as a means to get over social media addiction. When I have had enough of Agrippina, instead of scrolling through my phone, I find it just as comforting to relax with a piece of enjoyable fiction.
Thats the only way I would read two at a time, what about you?
Sometimes, yes.
I like biographies as well, those are easy to read, usually. Or memoirs. Fiction is a good pick, I sometimes do that as well.
I find I flip between absolute focus on one book to reading two or three books.
Have you read Carl Newports book on digital mininalism? I have heard good things. Might be worthwhile for you.
@@IdeasInHat I have not, but the Penguin Classics edition online for $18 with free worldwide shipping looks particularly enticing now that you mention it haha
@@benmajor9538 never a bad day to buy a book!
Out of curiosity, how many hours a day do you devote to reading?
Around 2, ideally. sometimes 0. But also, I kind of make my schedules based off of what I want to get done first. So, if there is a book I want to finish, I will tackle that book for 4 hours a day.
Hii sir can u tell me any illustrated book because I am beginner student.
I know there are some graphic guides by "introducing". But that's the extent of my knowledge. I am sure you can tackle non-illustrated books if you practice!
Bro i have a hard time making habit of reading . Do you have any good tips and please share personal experience
Just start with 15 minutes a day!
if you liked the concept of law you NEED to read Ronald Dworkin's masterpiece he wrote before he died "Justice for Hedgehogs". it is his complete worldview and theory of truth, ethics, interpretation that unlocks a unity of value theory that aims to find truth in every other field including politics, politics philosophy, ethics, law, morality etc
Will look it up now. Was about to buy law books right now lol.
@@IdeasInHat thanks for the reply! Have been binging all your videos. Cannot recommend the book enough, it ironically somewhat killed my motivation to read more philosophy/political philosophy as it essentially convinced me of his entire worldview and mode of reasoning. But I know I need to be more skeptical and keep reading !
Those are some dense thick books. How long did it take you to closely read through those?
No clue. Read them over many years. Been reading for 17 years now.
When you do book reviews you need to state clearly the titles of the book as well as the author. You may then proceed with your review of the said book.
Hello, who is the author of Philosophy of language
A P matriarch I believe
@@IdeasInHat thank you. :)
Abi bunu daha önce yazdım ama cevap gelmemişti.
Japonya hususunda konuşmak istemiştim
Japonyanın durumu sizce nasıl?
Ve nereye gidiyor?
Gelecekte daha da düşüş yaşayacak mı.
Zira Ekonomisi büyümüyor üstüne resesyona da uğradı(4.300 trilyon dolar şuan)
Ve birçok farklı hususta biraz gerilediğini görüyoruz.
Sizce toparlanabilir mi ve şuan geleceğe mi hazırlık yapıyor(uzun vadede iyi olacak olan bir politika mi yürütüyor yani)
Yoksa artık Japonya gerilemeye veya durmaya devam edip konumunu mu yitirecek.
Fikir beyan edilmesi zor bir konu biliyorum.
Bu hususta konuşabilirsek çook memnun olurum.
Not:Japonları severim
Sakura ağaçları o pembe yapraklarını dökmesin
Ve imparator meiji mezarında ters dönmesin😔.
I don't know enough about Japan yet! One day I will look closer. I only know basic history and some stocks lol.
@@IdeasInHat
Merhaba Abi yine hastalandım😂🤦
Ama hafif bu sefer.
@@IdeasInHat Kısacası şu:
Japonya çok büyük bir hızla büyüdü büyüdü
95'te finans balonu patladı
Ve o günden beri Japonya büyüyemiyor
Büyüse bile Resesyona uğrayıp aynı noktaya dönüyor.
Bu duraklama ise Konumunu baya azaltı
@@IdeasInHat Karman çorman olarak
Sadece bu süreçteki GSYH durumunu yazdım
Başka bir durum yok burada.
(İlk yorumu bu yüzden sildim)
Siz araştırırsınız fikriniz olsa fikir beyan edebilirsiniz😊