The following is to be considered a very raw list of books that I have gone through that I deem worth reading. My initial thought was to give small bites on each one, akin to Bill Gates' Booklist–after some thought, I felt it best that it is the reader who always develops their own unadulterated thoughts around each book instead, and hopefully shares it with me.

If you ever want to reach out regarding any of these books, feel free to send me a DM over on Twitter.

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Art & Phyics — Leonard Shlain
The Foundation Trilogy — Isaac Asimov
The Prince — Niccolò Machiavelli
Accelerando — Charles Stross
Napoleon His Wives and Women — Christopher Hibbert
The Art of Computer Programming — Donald E. Knuth
Thinking Fast and Slow — Daniel Kahneman
On Becoming A Person — Carl R. Rogers
People Like Us — Hashi Mohamed
The Intelligent Investor — Benjamin Graham
Winners And How They Succeed — Alastair Campbell
The Pragmatic Programmer — David Thomas & Andrew Hunt
The Genius — Theodore Dreiser
Just So Stories — Rudyard Kipling
The Republic — Plato
Countdown to Zero Day — Kim Zetter
The Language of God — Francis S. Collins
The Last Days of Socrates — Plato
The Innovators — Walter Isaacson
The Travels — Marco Polo
Uzumaki — Junji Ito
The Ego and the Id — Sigmund Freud