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- Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (35443)
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- The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (33799)
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- Pride and Prejudice (41969)
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- 香港城邦論 (220)
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By 陳雲 -
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- 中文解毒 (890)
- 從混帳文字到通順中文
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By 陳雲 -
Finished in Aug 2011
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- 執正中文 (536)
- 對治壞鬼公文，學好中文章法
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By 陳雲 -
Finished in Jul 2011
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- MacroWikinomics (10)
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By Don Tapscott -
Finished in Nov 2011
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- Predictably Irrational, Revised Intl (319)
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By Dan Ariely -
Finished on Apr 9, 2011
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- Rework (345)
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By David Heinemeier Hansson, Jason Fried -
Reading since Apr 26, 2012
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- Understanding Comics (211)
- The Invisible Art
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By Scott McCloud -
Finished in Oct 2011
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- The Grand Design (229)
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By Stephen Hawking -
Finished on Apr 6, 2012
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- The Dip (89)
- A Little Book That Teaches You When to Quit (and When to Stick)
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By Seth Godin -
Finished on Sep 8, 2010
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It keeps on repeat the same concept until it reached near the end of the book. So if you want to read that, you'd better read the last 10 pages instead of the whole book.
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- The Upside of Irrationality Intl (16)
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By Dan Ariely -
Finished on Jan 23, 2011
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- Linchpin (43)
- Are You Indispensable?
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By Seth Godin -
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- The Drunkard's Walk (84)
- How Randomness Rules Our Lives
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By Leonard Mlodinow -
Finished on Oct 7, 2010
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I wish I read this book before Nassim Nicholas Taleb's book. The story telling skill of Leonard is even better than Malcolm Gladwell after you know he is a scientist rather than journalist. The story told in the book make sense to me, especially the part that explain why randomness was only develop ... (
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Predictably Irrational, Revised Intl
I fall in behavior economics after reading Dan's work. His view that what we understand the reality is base on how w comprehend the reality instead of how the information the reality present to us is really cool. Can't agree with him more on how the 'free lunch" means to us: it is actually a method ... (continue)
I fall in behavior economics after reading Dan's work. His view that what we understand the reality is base on how w comprehend the reality instead of how the information the reality present to us is really cool. Can't agree with him more on how the 'free lunch" means to us: it is actually a method to help all of us better off after we realized our shortcoming and then think of how we can tackle that.
A very good and easy reding if you want to have a look on how our brain really react to the surroundings. :)