Bookshelf
I like Patrick Collison's idea of always reading the best possible book any given time, which results in frequent switching.
Currently reading:- Plutarch's Lives
- Piracy: The Intellectual Property Wars from Gutenberg to Gates
- The American Political Tradition
Coursework
Course syllabi are amazing sources of good books. These readings — and the professors that brought them to life — have fundamentally enriched my worldviews. All courses are from Stanford.
- GERMAN 222: Myth and Modernity with Professor Amir Eshel
- GERMAN 353: Hannah Arendt and Totalitarianism with Professor Amir Eshel
- PHIL 81: Philosophy and Literature with Professor Lanier Anderson
- PHIL 176: The Social Contract Tradition with Professor Leif Wenar
- PHIL 171: Liberalism and its Critics with Brian Coyne
- PHIL 175W: Philosophy of Law with Professor Wendy Salkin
- CS 231N: Computer Vision with Professor Fei-Fei Li
- CS 229: Machine Learning with Professor Andrew Ng
- CS 224N: Natural Language Processing with Professor Chris Manning
- CS 251: Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain Technologies with Professor Dan Boneh