Naval Ravikant: "Another masterpiece of SciFi by Ted Chiang"

Naval Ravikant: "Recommended."

Naval Ravikant: "Just as good [as Think on These Things]."

Naval Ravikant mentioned reading 'Great Short Poems' on Twitter.

Naval Ravikant mentioned 'Flowers for Algernon' on Twitter.

Naval Ravikant: "On a lighter but still very educational note, check out 'The War Nerd' by Gary Brecker"

Naval Ravikant mentioned reading 'Q.E.D.' on Twitter.

When Naval Ravikant was asked if he read this book, he answered 'of course... :-)'

Naval Ravikant mentioned reading 'The Feynman Lectures on Physics' on Twitter.

Naval Ravikant mentioned reading 'Absolute Tao' on Twitter.

Naval Ravikant: "Without judgment, he just lays down how con men work."

Naval Ravikant mentioned Hagakure on Twitter.

Naval Ravikant: "There are original Rick and Morty comic books by the same writers. Just as funny, different content. Must read!"

Naval Ravikant: "Krishnamurti is a very difficult read, but he speaks the kind of truths that resonate in your head for months afterward.

The kind of freedom he talks about, the freedom from attachment, the freedom to not react, the freedom from the ups and downs of life, is not what we normally think of when we think of freedom."

Naval Ravikant: "Everything by Matt Ridley is worth reading."

Naval Ravikant mentioned reading 'Math, Better Explained' on Twitter.

Naval Ravikant mentioned The Gay Science on Twitter.

Naval Ravikant mentioned reading 'The Jack Vance Treasury' on Twitter.

Naval Ravikant recommended Direct Truth on Twitter.

Naval Ravikant: "I’ve read it a long time ago. Time for a re-read."

Naval Ravikant mentioned reading '100 Best-Loved Poems' on Twitter.

Naval Ravikant: "Great book"

One of Naval Ravikant's recommended Game Theory books.

Naval Ravikant: "A fun, light read."

Naval Ravikant: "There are original Rick and Morty comic books by the same writers. Just as funny, different content. Must read!"

Naval Ravikant: "There are original Rick and Morty comic books by the same writers. Just as funny, different content. Must read!"

One of Naval Ravikant's favorite comic books.

Naval Ravikant: "[The Truth About Carbs] is amazing"

Naval Ravikant mentioned reading 'No Bullshit Guide to Math and Physics' on Twitter.

Naval Ravikant mentioned 'Art of the Living Dead' on Twitter.

Naval Ravikant: "I love that book"

Naval Ravikant: "It was entertaining, but I sort of gave up after a bit."

Naval Ravikant mentioned this book on 'The Knowledge Project with Shane Parrish'.

Naval Ravikant mentioned 'Dream Yoga' on Twitter.

One of Naval Ravikant's recommended autobiographies.

Naval Ravikant: "A harder read but really fun, most egotistical author of all time"

Naval Ravikant: "Bit mystical but he’s not wrong."

One of Naval Ravikant's Game Theory book recommendations.

Naval Ravikant: "It's a very difficult read, but once you see it, you can't unsee it."

Naval Ravikant mentioned this book on 'The Knowledge Project with Shane Parrish'.

Naval Ravikant mentioned reading 'The Fabric of Reality' on Twitter.

Naval Ravikant: "Genius, a cogent defense of anarchy."

One of Naval Ravikant's answers to 'What are your top 10 graphic novels?'

Naval Ravikant mentioned 'Striking Thoughts' on Twitter.

Naval Ravikant: "Everything by Matt Ridley is worth reading."

Naval Ravikant: "Very interesting."

One of Naval Ravikant's answers to 'What are your top 10 graphic novels?'

Naval Ravikant mentioned 'Tlon, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius' on Twitter.

Naval Ravikant: "[The books in McKenna's Enlightenment Series are] worth reading. The second one drags a bit, the rest are great."

Naval Ravikant's answer to 'What was the first book which started your lifelong journey of reading?'

Naval Ravikant mentioned reading 'Diaspora' on Twitter.

Naval Ravikant: "Formative books for me. Read and re-read them over the years."

Naval Ravikant mentioned 'The Book of Nothing' on Twitter.

Naval Ravikant mentioned 'A Cultural History of Physics' as one of his favorite books on Twitter.

Naval Ravikant: "That’s a great book."

Naval Ravikant: "Power of Now is the OG"

Naval Ravikant mentioned reading 'What is Life?' on Twitter.

Naval Ravikant: "I thought [it] was very good."

Naval Ravikant mentioned 'The Power of Myth' on 'The Tim Ferriss Show' podcast.

The best book Naval Ravikant has read on the concept of time.

Naval Ravikant: "Best book I've read in the last year. Physics, poetry, philosophy and history packaged in a very accessible form."

Naval Ravikant: "An important book. Worth reading."

Naval Ravikant mentioned Genius on The Knowledge Project with Shane Parrish.

Naval Ravikant mentioned this book on 'The Knowledge Project with Shane Parrish'.

Naval Ravikant mentioned this book on 'The Knowledge Project with Shane Parrish'.

Naval Ravikant: "Terrific."

Naval Ravikant mentioned 'The Surrender Experiment' on Twitter.

Naval Ravikant: "Loved 'Waking Up.'"

Naval Ravikant: "If I'm going to read fiction, might as well start at the top."

Naval Ravikant: "Fantastic read"