What non-fiction should I read to learn about the world and how it works?
In other words, I've only really ever read fiction/poetry, and have realized that I need to supplement this with more non-fiction. Any recommendations will help.
World History.
>>9342901
>What non-fiction should I read to learn about the world and how it works?
All of it? What about the world in particular are you interested in?
>>9342901
Extortion, Peter Schwietzer
Technological Slavery: The Collected Writings of Ted Kaczysnkzzsjii
Black Swan and Antifragile, both by Nassim Taleb
>>9342911
I suppose mostly history, but I'm not sure where to start.
>>9342925
That looks interesting; added to my list.
>>9342940
Black Swan looks like something I'd enjoy reading. Thank you.
>>9343300
You might like Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman as well, then.
>>9342901
If American, read Lawrence M. Friedman's books American Law and History of American Law to discover the ways and means of practical justice. Unless of course youre a lawyer!