I’ve been immersed in non-fiction lately, exploring books that spark curiosity and teach me new things. Here are a few titles that I recommend:

• Outlive by Peter Attia: Renowned longevity expert Dr. Attia provides a science-based guide to increasing lifespan and healthspan. He addresses the lifestyle issues of our modern world and offers practical advice for optimizing our habits and behaviors for long-term well-being.
• Die with Zero by Bill Perkins: The book proposes a unique framework for thinking about wealth and spending throughout life, emphasizing the importance of proactively factoring in health and time. This book challenges conventional financial wisdom and encourages readers to reconsider their approach to money and life satisfaction.
• What is ChatGPT Doing… and Why Does It Work? by Stephen Wolfram: Curious about how AI’s LLMs like ChatGPT function? Wolfram’s book provides a clear explanation of the underlying algorithm, making it accessible to anyone interested in this amazing technology. He also offers intriguing insights into potential future developments.

• The Comfort Crisis by Michael Easter: In this thought-provoking book, Easter questions whether our modern comforts are hindering our potential. He examines the drawbacks of our increasingly convenient lifestyles and suggests a more active, challenging approach to living.
• Your Inner Fish by Neil Shubin: Shubin’s exploration of evolution reveals our surprising connections to other apparently unrelated creatures. Discover the fascinating origins of many human organs and gain a deeper appreciation for our shared DNA with the animal kingdom.

For more book recommendations, be sure to check out my previous recommendations.

Also, I’m always looking for interesting reads, so feel free to share your recommendations in the comments below.