A collection of my best writing.
Why Werner Herzog’s memoir, ‘Every Man For Himself and God Against All’, disappointed despite the author’s inspirational influence
What I’ve learned from Daniel Kahneman’s masterpiece, ‘Thinking, Fast and Slow’, and why it’s the most helpful book I have ever read.
Harold Ross, founder of The New Yorker, said that writers who complain were the worst writers, and he has a point, which applies to all people.
Robert Caro’s famous biography of Robert Moses is more relevant today than ever
In the critical thinking crisis, everyone must become their own editors.
Telepathy was supposed to make life easier, not more dangerous; a short story called Teletack.
A train that decides the temperature of the world; a short story called The Arrow Sol
Aliens are the greatest uncertainty for humanity, and The Three-Body Problem effectively captures why, despite narrative and character development challenges.
Chipotle customers rebelled against Brian Niccol, but shareholders were happy, so what will happen at Starbucks?
Peter Thiel’s book, Zero to One, is as much (if not more) about creating a meaningful life as it is about creating a startup.