ITT: books that fundamentally changed how you see the world/modern politics.
Ill start, righteous mind.
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Asher Robinson
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Jason Parker
Heres another good one. Its a broad view of the circumstances both economists grew up in and how their interactions and writtings influenced macro economics in the west. It tries not to take sides but its subtly in favor of hayek
Colton Robinson
Haidt's a cuck but it is a redpill for openminded normalfag libs who think their 'morality' is the only possible truth.
Liam Adams
I don’t agree with everything Johnathan Haidt says, but I really like the guy. He is genuinely a sensible and well intentioned man. I have that book as well.
Jordan Price
Reading? Lol gaaaay
Ryder Hughes
Hes def too human rightsy and liberal, but it doesnt really influence how he wrote the book. He mentions multiple times how he was a helpless partisan who constantly got things wrong until he studied moral psychology. I think the best purpose of the book is destroying the idea that rational thinking/debate/evidence is somehow better than implicit thinking. One of the important analogies that i have explained to many people and they understand right away was the rider and the elephant.
Bentley Sanders
Jackson Campbell
Camden Ortiz
Nathan Smith