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Sahil Kapoor
Sahil Kapoor

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6 Tweets Jan 10, 2023
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2022 is coming to a close. Here is a list of 5 books that I learnt the most from:
1. The Personalized Diet by Dr Eran Segal (amzn.eu)
This book highlighted the fact that each one of us can have different outcomes for the same food we eat. A great help to get fit.
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2. How the world really works by Vaclac Smil
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For those who love to know how facts run the world and which ones matter. A book that will give you a wide view of the world, from top to bottom.
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3. Poor Charlie's Almanack: The Wit and Wisdom of Charles T. Munger by Peter D. Kaufmann
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I am not sure why I didn't read this book early in my life. It echos with how I think and function. The multidisciplinary apporach that the book espouses is a treat.
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4. Prisoners of Geography by Tim Marshall
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I love geography. Your world view is incomplete without history, mingled with politics. This book will help you create your own world view, with logic reasons.
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5. The New Map by Daniel Yergin
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If you don't understand energy and the geopolitics associated with it, you are missing out on a lot. Energy is so central to investing, but few understand it. This is a great place to start. A must read.
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I find book summaries incomplete and probably an injustice to authors who take great pains to write such amazing books. So read these books from front to back.
I keep sharing my reading list here.
Drop your list.
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