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Safi Bahcall
9 books recommended1 book written
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Recommended Books
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The Hot Zone
The Hot Zone
5 recs
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Essays After Eighty
Essays After Eighty
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The Stories of Vladimir Nabokov
The Stories of Vladimir Nabokov
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Joyful Wisdom
Joyful Wisdom
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The Art of Learning
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How Life Imitates Chess
How Life Imitates Chess
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Books by Safi Bahcall
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The Hot Zone80% Confidence
“Some of my favorite books about Infectious Disease”
Essays After Eighty80% Confidence
“Has incredible word choice and rhythm and pacing.”
The Stories of Vladimir Nabokov80% Confidence
“When I opened The Stories of Vladimir Nabokov up to at random page, and I started reading his sentences, my jaw dropped. I didn’t know the English language could do that.”
Joyful Wisdom80% Confidence
“I’ve probably given Joyful Wisdom to more people than I can count. It essentially captures the idea of making friends with your thoughts, rather than trying to suppress them.”
The Art of Learning80% Confidence
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How Life Imitates Chess80% Confidence
“The author is the longestreigning chess champion in history. He wrote How Life Imitates Chess where he breaks down what he did.”
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