What books do you recommend that you’ve run across in the past few years?
Mine to you are:
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Julian Jaynes, “The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind”
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Joe Atwill, “Caesar’s Messiah”
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Jim Cramer, “Get Rich Carefully”
Waiting for godot, brave new world, and the giver
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“Hitchiker’s guide to the galaxy” by Douglas Adams
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The “Harry Potter” series by J.K. Rowling
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The “Earth’s Children” series by Jean M. Auel
(The first book is called ‘Clan of the cavebear’)
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I like it. Lots of philosophy to think and neat tech to be enthusiastic about.
Fantastic. I like fantasy…way too much for my own good. Hehe. I used to get so into fantasy that it made the whole world was like that for a few days. I don’t go there these days except if I need to generation not ideas and concepts.
“Palm of the hand stories”
“Norwegian Wood”.
“The sun is also a star”.
“The sun and her flowers”.
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Osho- Tao the path less path
Alan Watts-still the mind
Carlos castenada-teachings of Don Juan
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What are these books like? Thanks. 
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Nice job, Pixel. Score some. Hehe. 
- The cemetery
- Trainspotting
- On the road
- Ham on rye
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There are so many good books out there that it is impossible to elevate just one. But, I’ll tell you what I am reading now. “Beautiful Hope: Finding Hope Every Day in a Broken World”, by Pp. Francis and Mathew Kelly among others.
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How To Read A Book by Mortimer J Adler
How To Win Friends And Influence People by Dale Carnegie
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@Markus, Dale Carnegie’s book is a great book.
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The best self-help book I have come across.
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books of OSHO. I’ve read most of them in 13 years.
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Neuromancer…
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Great ones. To build high, you have to get the infrastructure and foundation correct first. These will definitely get you there.
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Look good. I wonder just how good… 
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The butcher-philip Carlo
It-stephen king
Heavier then heaven Kurt cobain biography
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