Trevin

Good subject matter and interesting stories but way too disjointed and was very hard to keep track of the overall narrative.

good book overall, but the #millenial language took away from the message

A must read for any baseball fan.

Another reread. Brilliant.

Timshel.

A classic epic that's as relevant today as it was when Steinbeck wrote the book.

“The history of the twentieth century was dominated by the struggle against totalitarian systems of state power. The twenty-first will no doubt be marked by a struggle to curtail excessive corporate power”.

Schlosser describes the epic rise of fast food from its humble beginnings in Southern California to becoming an international industrial complex and the social impact that its had on our society.

After first unsuccessfully trying to read the book (thought that it was a physics/astronomy book), I decided to pick it up again since I'm in a course about learning how to learn on Udemy. Joshua makes learning fun and explores every corner of his memory palace on learning and memorization. It truly shows that normal people can be capable of extraordinary things if you're willing to reach beyond your OK plateau.

Walter Isaacson hits another home run with The Innovators. The book is a poetic history of the complex and rich innovations of the computer and internet and the many people that contributed.

Valar Morghulis

First time reading Vonnegut. It was a fun book and interesting, but maybe not the best introduction to his works.