This will serve as a rolling archive of the books I have read, when I read them, and any reflections I had while reading.
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The Naked Sun - Isaac Asimov (1957)
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0-553-29339-7
- Read Summer 2023
- I read this book a while ago so my thoughts on it are kind of rusty. I found this book to be really eye opening especially with the context of the pandemic. A persistent theme of the book is more and more of people’s daily lives being facilitated by robots, resulting in a society which practices extremely germaphobic behaviors including only communicating via video conferencing; a striking parallel to society during the 2020 pandemic, except replace a 1950s interpretation of Zoom with… Zoom. I found it profound how Asimov is able to see into the future with such clarity, but I guess sci-fi tends to feel that way.
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Digital Minimalism - Cal Newport (2019)
- ISBN
9780525536512
- Read Winter 2024
- I really loved this book. It said a lot of what I was thinking the whole time alongside presenting a lot of beneficial ideas for creating a healthy relationship with electronics. I wrote a blog post about some applications of these philosophies here.
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L’etranger - Albert Camus [Translated by Matthew Ward] (1988)
- ISBN
0394533054
- Reading in progress
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Sun and Steel - Yukio Mishima (1970)
- ISBN
0-394-17765-7
- Reading in progress
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Version Zero - David Yoon (2021)
- ISBN
9780593332641
- Reading in progress
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