Ok here are the four I got going on right now. The wifey was laughing at me because I guess its insane to have four books going on at once. I was trying to explain that Super Intelligence has been a tough read (ironically) and I needed other stuff to keep me grounded.
I never liked reading till I got into my late 30's, mainly because I didn't realize I hated fiction and non-fiction was my jam all along. I'd rather read about real subjects and concepts rather than made up stories. Not to mention I think I have dyslexia (my brain has a hard time processing in between letters and numbers)
Anyone read any of these? LMK, here is the break down: Super Intelligence (Science, Technology), Thus Spake Zarathustra (Philosophy), The Upanishads (Ancient Wisdom) and The Richest Man in Babylon (Entrepreneurship)
Difficulty Rating (So Far)
Super Intelligence (Science, Technology)(9 out of 10)
Thus Spake Zarathustra (Philosophy)(7 out of 10)
The Upanishads (Ancient Wisdom) (6 out of 10)
The Richest Man in Babylon (Entrepreneurship)(2 out of 10)
The Upanishads is a great read!! I am currently reading The Demonologist, creepy yet super interesting!
About the Warrens or the other one? I looked on Amazon and there is a few with that title.
Yes! The Warrens! The Demonologist: The Extraordinary Career of Ed and Lorraine Warren (The Paranormal Investigators Featured in the Film "The Conjuring") https://www.amazon.com/dp/193516922X/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_RPM4XBVBV24PEHGS4BXW
I read the richest man in babylon a couple decades ago, have not finished it because a friend borrowed it and never returned it
Ouch. Its a short read and I just haven't sat down and powered through it.