Holds books on how groups think and act: crowds, networks, tipping points, collective action, polarisation and the social science of everyday behaviour, including Gladwell and Freakonomics.
60 books on Social behaviour and collective action, 5 of them tier 1, recommended by 60 people including Mohnish Pabrai and Bill Gates.
60 books · 63 experts
“The Crowd, written in 1895 by Gustave Le Bon, is probably the most instrumental book in framing my ability to go against the grain of conventional thought and not feel insecure.”Frank Martin
“My favourite book to recommend is The True Believer: Thoughts on the Nature of Mass Movements by Eric Hoffer. There is no discussion about investing, but it is extremely helpful in understanding…”Joe Rosenberg
“So this is one of the all time great books. Incredible.”Marc Andreessen
“…books I've recommended, highlighted to death, or forced on friends.”Andrew Wilkinson
“Jim Surowiecki deftly articulated this line of thinking in his delightful book, The Wisdom of Crowds.”Michael Mauboussin
“his book An Engine Not a Camera (which I would highly recommend if you are interested in these topics)”Michael Mauboussin
“I recommend this book to anyone who reads nonfiction. It is very well written and full of great insights.”Bill Gates
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