Everything Is Tuberculosis: The History and Persistence of Our Deadliest Infection by John Green is the book that finally explains why, even in 2023, about 1.25 million people still died … Read more
Unfettered by John Fetterman isn’t just a political memoir; it’s a manual for surviving public shame, private despair, and a broken justice system—without losing your voice. Unfettered argues that telling … Read more
A justice system that can take your freedom—and sometimes your life—on the strength of a hunch, a coerced “confession,” or a lab report that never should have held up. Framed … Read more
Fight Oligarchy by Bernie Sanders is a blunt, urgent manual for confronting oligarchy, authoritarian drift, and widening inequality—told by a politician who has spent decades fighting each of them. When … Read more
When democratic norms wobble and cynicism starts to feel sensible, Giving Up Is Unforgivable shows why disengagement is the one choice we can’t afford—and exactly what to do instead. In … Read more
Washington runs on soundbites and shortcuts; How to Test Negative for Stupid: And Why Washington Never Will is Senator John Kennedy’s unapologetic manual for resisting both—while showing why the capital … Read more
If your economy, company, or career feels stuck, The Power of Creative Destruction shows why purposeful churn—not safety—drives lasting prosperity, and how to harness it rather than fear it. When … Read more
If you feel stuck between ambition and circumstance, Wings of Fire shows how a boy from Rameswaram turned scarcity into India’s space-and-missile renaissance—without losing humility or hope. It solves the … Read more
Rome didn’t just conquer; it standardized a continent. If you’ve ever wondered how one city turned agrarian inequality, foreign wars, and legal procedure into a machine that outlived its founders, … Read more
When a single accusation can erase a lifetime of work, Dershowitz argues that cancel culture short-circuits both free speech and due process, replacing evidence with outrage. Cancel culture is “the … Read more
We keep hitting planetary and economic limits because our factories are blunt instruments, not scalpels. Drexler’s answer is a manufacturing paradigm—atomically precise manufacturing (APM)—that aims to make physical things with … Read more
We argue about climate, growth, food, and energy using slogans. In his How the World Really Works, Smil replaces slogans with literacy: what energy is, where your food comes from, … Read more