What are some Jow Forums approved books? Unironically

What are some Jow Forums approved books? Unironically.

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anything by nassim taleb

"The Phenomenology of Spirit" by G.W.F. Hegel.

The Sovereign Individual is /ourbook/

1. Control Everyone with Hypnosis (2012)
2. The Problems of Work (2007)
3. Corporate Magick (2002)
4. Dow 40,000 (1999)
5. Countdown Y2K (1998)
6. The Enron Story (1990)
7. The Fifth Generation (1983)
8. Atlas Shrugged (1957)

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Communist manifesto

Real Talk
>Principles - Ray Dalio
>basically: You need to write write down the things you observe in life - these are the 'criteria for decision making'. Everything in the wold can be thought of as a 'machine' therefore history DOES repeat, which means there's common root causes. Focus on those and not ephemeral symptoms of problems. Accept there are limitations to you knowledge and steal the best ideas from the most trustworthy people.Don't just ask people for their opinion, instead ask them for their reasoning. Ask multiple people for their reasoning. You can have anything you want, but not everything you want. Stay goal focused, don't get sucked down into means - focus on ends.
I can't recommend this book enough for Jow Forumsrealis

>Leading Apple with Steve Jobs - Jay Elliot
>How to hire people, motivated them. Lots of practical tips and tricks you can learn if you pay attention to the anecdotes. Jobs was a dick, he's not a good model for businessmen - but you can learn so much from him.

>ANYTHING by Ted Levitt
>The dude came up with 'Marketing Myopia' his most famous article is a must read for any businessman.

georgesoros.com/2014/01/13/fallibility-reflexivity-and-the-human-uncertainty-principle-2/
A different view on markets, both Dalio and Soros are implicitly or theoretically against the Austrian School in that Dalio believes that you can find patterns in history, and that Soros believes in 'reflexivity' where market sentiment or belief can have positive and negative affects on 'objective' market realities. Good to get a grip on all sides and as Dalio would say - triangulate the criteria.

pdf's pls?
can't find most on the internet

how do i learn to finish a book?

NO SEE NO DOSTOEVSKY IN THERE FREN