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It still worked for me. It didn't quite have the same impact and the it sags a bit in the middle but it's still a great book that well, shaped the way I see the world.

Liftoff

Re-entry

The Friendly Orange Glow : The Untold Story of the PLATO system and the dawn of cyberculture (2017) is a really interesting book

Accidental Empires is also very good

Orbital - Samantha Harvey - Booker Prize winner about people on the ISS and the world.

Build, Baby, Build - Bryan Caplan on why YIMBYism is a good idea. This is a graphic novel. It's really fun.

Dictatorland - Paul Kenyon - About the dictators who have impoverished Africa.

How the Internet Happened is very good.

Magic Pill - Johann Hari - About Semaglutide and how people got fat.

Not the End of the World - Hannah Ritchie from 'Our World in Data' about the state of the planet.

On the Edge - Nate Silver - About how seeing the world in terms of risk and expected value can work.