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Ranking the 23 books I read in 2022
It’s the eight installment (wow) of my annual year in reading. You can see past lists here. 23. God Bless you, Mr. Rosewater – Kurt Vonnegut Jr. It’s pretentious and doesn’t have much of a plot. Read Cat’s Cradle or Slaughterhouse Five instead. Wikipedia 22. Cold Mountain – Charles Fraiser Struggled to finish this novel…
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Ranking the 27 books I read in 2021
Another year, another reading list.
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Ranking the 40 books I read in 2020
Headlined by Master Switch and Nickel Boys, 2020 was a big year in readings.
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Books about the impact of technology on society
The following is a list of the five best books about the impact of technology on society.
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Book Review: Break ‘Em Up by Zephyr Teachout
A review of Break ‘Em Up by Zephyr Teachout. Published in 2020 it’s a worthwhile addition to the growing anti-monopoly movement.
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Ranking the 35 best books I read in 2019
Like most people online, I’m always looking for book recommendations. So each year I’ve made it a habit of recapping every book I’ve read. If book recommendations are you thing, here are my book recommendations from 2014, 2015, 2016, and 2018. On to 2019’s list. 35. Tyrant: Shakespeare on Politics – Stephen Greenblatt A Harvard…
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Reengineering Retail by Doug Stephens - A review
Reengineering Retail by Doug Stephens tries to lay out a theory that encompasses the future of retail. It fails, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t worth a read.
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Review: The Curse of Bigness by Tim Wu
The Curse of Bigness by Tim Wu succinctly distills a generation of anti-monopoly research into one easily digestible volume.
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Ranking the 28 Books I Read In 2018
2018 was a year of contrasts. From a personal level, things have never been better. I got promoted, bought a house, and got married. As I said, for me, things have never been better. However, America seems to be edging itself closer and closer to outright fascism. Migrant children are dying because Government agents are…
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Review: The Fall of Wisconsin by Dan Kaufman
The Fall of Wisconsin by Dan Kaufman, analyzes how conservatives utilized Dark Money, Gerrymandering, and Weak Democratic opposition to enact a radical and dangerous conservative agenda in Wisconsin.