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A unique synthesis of aesthetics and mathematics that completely formed my worldview.
Perhaps slightly dated, because it was written very early in the computer revolution. Had it been written today, the Artificial Intelligence chapters would be very different.
The most radical book I’ve read is the Bible. But dramatically different…Discover of Freedom by Rose Wilder Lane perhaps. I don’t agree with everything she wrote but she had some interesting ideas.
Thus Spoke Zarathustra The Gay Science Human All Too Human
Legacy of Ashes by Tim Weiner
On the Genealogy of Morality by Nietzsche
Zero to One by Peter Thiel and Blake Masters
Almost every book by Nietzsche. For example: Thus Spoke Zarathustra The Gay Science Human All Too Human
There’s more.
I’m not a Christian or religious. But this is radical. And interesting.
The most radical book I’ve read is the Bible. But dramatically different…Discover of Freedom by Rose Wilder Lane perhaps. I don’t agree with everything she wrote but she had some interesting ideas.
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Others are less thrilled of the threat of eternal concequences for their actions.
I like the salvation by grace bit.
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The suggestion that one can have a direct relationship with God tends to annoy those in power of various forms who might prefer to mediate that authority. Others are less thrilled of the threat of eternal concequences for their actions. I like the salvation by grace bit.
Genuinely, have you read the bible? Because this is not message of it at all.