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I have listened to many books about Russia and Putin; this one is by far the best. Factual, deeply insightful, a clear look at Putin without political spin. Yet it is Impossible to deny the threat to Western democracies Putin represents. Excellent narration.

How to redefine ownership under a socialist system to enable income redistribution—-should be the title!

The authors have some good models, some really bad models. Be to find your own.

This book is plain and simple. I suggest listening at least 100x for memory enhancements. Thank you to Mr. Thich Nhat Hanh.

I really liked this book! The characters are pretty young and silly but I loved it. Based on my life when I was younger, a lot of things were sooo dramatic and confusing; every relationship was supposed to be forever, and my best friends at that time were supposed to be forever, but things change,..

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Thich Nhat Hanh deciphers the Buddha’s teachings in a clear and easy to understand manner, and illustrate the principles with vivid imagery and stories.

This is great for anyone with some good foundational experience in Buddhism. The novice may get jumbled with some of the concepts and give it up. It’s a very meditative read.

This is way more than a retelling of famous crimes – he goes into the sociological factors of what influences killers. Well done and informative.

I generally like these types of non fiction books where the author takes a researched deep dive into a subject. I’ve also been a fan of philosophy and psychology for more than a few decades. This was a fun and thoughtful exploration of Self, and some of they ways our brain can betray us, and..

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I was unaware of these edge cases in sense of self. Tapping into Buddhist philosophy and experimental psychological research he makes no concrete argument for what sense of self is… but instead provides an overview of schools of thought. Ending on questions of… does knowing what it is help us be content, productive, human beings…

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