Book Reviews

• Paras Chopra

  @KARTHIK_SAMA11 @naval Yeah, the book definitely has left an impression on my worldviewLink to Tweet

• Naval Ravikant

  @AlexAndBooks_ If I had to do it over again, I would shelve every other book and just read The Beginning of Infinity as slowly as possible, and listen to @ToKTeacher ‘s podcast alongside. Start with a solid foundation.Link to Tweet

• Naval Ravikant

  @wisdomseeker133 The Beginning of Infinity, Chapter 15. Better yet, read the whole book (slowly and carefully).Link to Tweet

• Michael Nielsen

  13. More: Herb Simon on "The Sciences of the Artificial", https://t.co/E2NcrgblwB, and @DavidDeutschOxf's "Beginning of Infinity", both of which consider the ultimate scope of human understanding and creativity: https://t.co/cTfJW8vJoLLink to Tweet

• Naval Ravikant

  @SambabThapaliya @mattwridley Haven’t read Bacon, huge fan of Deutsch - one of the most important books that I’ve ever re-read.Link to Tweet

• Paras Chopra

  @pradologue I remember gifting these 3 books to entire @wingify team: - Zero to One - Beginning of Infinity - What got you here won’t get you there One time, there was a theory going around in @wingify that I’m trying to brainwash people through books :)Link to Tweet

• Naval Ravikant

  @AmbersonCorwin https://t.co/cCstM5heol https://t.co/4m0Vfkyroc https://t.co/dtxLXGGVFmLink to Tweet

• Naval Ravikant

  @ernirulez @nicksporch David Deutsch, “The Beginning of Infinity.” Matt Ridley, “The Rational Optimist.” Nassim Taleb, “Skin in the Game.” Richard Feynman, “Six Easy Pieces.”Link to Tweet

• Carlos E. Perez

  @rudzinskimaciej @pp0196 @sir_deenicus @bitking69 But I recommend @DavidDeutschOxf book 'Beginning of Infinity' for an explanation of where the ability for explanation comes from and thus perhaps the G-factor.Link to Tweet

• Maksim Stepanenko

  @jessedonoe @patrickc https://t.co/iEMvMzporqLink to Tweet

• Naval Ravikant

  @miles_matthias Depends how intense of a book you want. These days I mostly read math, science, science fiction, eastern philosophy, and philosophy written by scientists. My favorite recent discovery is “The Beginning of Infinity,” but resist the urge to go through it too quickly.Link to Tweet

• Patrick Collison

  (If you like it, go read "The Beginning of Infinity", which is really great. https://t.co/29pjJ17clE.)Link to Tweet