Naval Ravikant mentioned Seven Brief Lessons on Physics by Carlo Rovelli 9 times

Deutsch, Taleb, and Feynman mainly. Also Bohr, Schrödinger, Mandelbrot, Chait, Gödel, Rovelli, others (I know, some are mathematicians and some have never written a formal book on philosophy). On the non-physicist Western side, currently reading Schopenhauer.

— Naval Ravikant

I read it at least twice.

— Naval Ravikant

2019-08-17 on fs.blog

I've got carlo ravelli's new book on pre-order. His last two books are great. If you haven't read those, read both of them. One's on quantum gravity and the other one's just on general physics.

— Naval Ravikant

2018-04-30 on pscp.tv

I've got Carlo Rovelli's new book on pre-order. His last two books are great. If you haven't read those, read both of them. One's on quantum gravity and the other one's just on general physics.

— Naval Ravikant

2018-04-30 on pscp.tv

Add Carlo Rovelli, Will and Ariel Durant, Osho, Ted Chiang, Cixin Liu, Taleb, Kevin Simler to this:

— Naval Ravikant

His other book is terrific as well: https://t.co/6PN1rCTiaG

— Naval Ravikant

Homo Deus, Seven Brief Lessons on Physics.

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"Seven Brief Lessons on Physics."

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I'm conflating Big Bang w maximal Gibbs Free Energy, rest follows from 2nd Law of T. Book is "Seven Brief Lessons on Physics."

— Naval Ravikant