15 Books That Will Make You a Top 1% Thinker

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There are so many books to choose from - from personal development, to science, to philosophy - but which ones should we prioritize? I share 15 books that not only have made me smarter but which have changed my life. These book recommendations can do the same for you. But it turns out the best books aren't just self improvement books - they're books that will increase your intelligence. These top books to improve your intelligence and top books to improve yourself are ones you won't regret.

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Time codes:

00:00-00:25: Challenge your thinking
00:26-03:54: Books 1-4
03:55-08:06: Books 5-8
08:07-12:22: Books 9-13
12:23-16:05: Books 14-15

Books mentioned in this video:

“The Dialectical Necessity of Morality: An Analysis and Defense of Alan Gewirth’s Argument to the Principle of Generic Consistency” by Deryck Beyleveld
“Reason and Morality” by Alan Gewirth
“Ethics: Inventing Right and Wrong” by J.L. Mackie
“The Theory of Morality” by Alan Donagan
“The Nature of Buddhist Ethics” by Damien Keown
“On Language” by Noam Chomsky
“The Logic of Scientific Discovery” by Karl Popper
“The Philosophical Discourse of Modernity” by Jurgen Habermas
“Reasons and Persons” by Derek Parfit
“Anarchy, State, and Utopia” by Robert Nozick
"A Theory of Justice" by John Rawls
“The Enterprise of Law: Justice Without the State” by Bruce Benson
“More Guns, Less Crime: Understanding Crime and Gun Control Laws” by John R. Lott
“The Alternative: How to Build a Just Economy” by Nick Romeo
“The Community of Rights” by Alan Gewirth
“Social Foundations of Thought and Action” by Albert Bandura
“The Concept of Mind" by Gilbert Ryle
“What Works, What Doesn’t (and when): Case Studies in Applied Behavioral Science” by Dilip Soman