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29 September 2024

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    Misbehaving

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    one is misbehaving uh the makings of Behavioral economics I'm really interested in behavioral economics I love this intersection between economics and human psychology like it's a great analogy for for product so that's a great introduction to this field

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    Range

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    the second book uh that I recommend a lot is range why journalists Triumph in a specialized World by David Epstein

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    Immune

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    immune by Philip dmer this is the creator of the YouTube channel kazak I don't know if I'm pronouncing this right but it's a the science sort of channel it's uh if you're even remotely curious about how your body works how your immune system works it's an amazing book that's really really fun to read

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    The Last of Us

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    I've rewatched The Last of Us recently and I just it's uh an old favorite I just I love the TV show

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    Arc

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    I've been uh loving the arc browser uh I don't know if you use it but I love AR it's my number one my main browser

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