Why Bother with Book Reviews?

The world is full of untapped knowledge within books, whether in Kindle or paper form. Some books can transport readers to new realms of thought, sparking dialogue and joy. Sharing impactful books is a small way to extend their influence in the grand experiment of humanity. By engaging with these books and contributing our own insights, we participate in humanity’s progress. How will you join this experiment and make your mark?

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Passing the Torch, part 3: The Oak Table finds a new home with cousins Lauren and Aaron Quirk.

When passing the torch–or oak table–finding the right home is easy with a little help.

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Don’t Get Burned Passing the Torch.

To avoid getting burned when passing the torch, you must do one thing.

When you reach a certain age, you realize there is a lot more behind than ahead. Ouch. How does that affect your behavior? How does that change “What do I wanna do when I grow up?”

Read part 2 and part 3 to this ongoing story.

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What I Wanna Do When I Grow Up.

This question is one of the two big questions in life. It is a difficult post for me because it is very personal. A person’s chosen purpose in life strikes to the essence of what and who they are. Even worse, my life purpose is not even very original or particularly memorable.

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Nature and Nurture

The Agile Gene: How Nature Turns on Nurture, published in 2003 by Matt Ridley

Ten years after its publication, this book has aged extremely well. Its incisive views of nature vs. nurture, free will, and emotions have opened new paths for exploration.

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A Review of “The End of the World is Just the Beginning,” by Peter Zeihan.

Geography, Demography, Technology, Pax Americana, Free Money, and Cheap Energy. This time really is different. It will not end well.
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