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Peter Thiel

24 books recommended2 books written

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Recommended Books

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Books by Peter Thiel

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Originals80% Confidence

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Bloodlands80% Confidence

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The Diamond Age80% Confidence

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Peter would, at one point, pass me a copy of The Fifteen Decisive Battles of the World, the book he had read as he’d mulled his options over.
The Black Swan80% Confidence

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The Great Illusion80% Confidence

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Psychopolitics80% Confidence
For a fresh application of Mr. Girard’s insights into power politics, that great international theater of irrationality.
100 Plus80% Confidence
Its message is evergreen: how scientists are directly attacking the problem of aging and death and why we should fight for life instead of accepting decay as inevitable.

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