Advice on books to read

[Nutriaitch]

last few i've read

Summer of '49 (about Yanks/Re Sox pennant chase in '49)
Bo's Lasting Lessons (yeah it's that Bo)
John Lennon
It Never Rains in Tiger Stadium (I'm biased, but I really recommend this book to anyone who is a football fan. About how hard it was to cope with not playing anymore.)

next few sitting on shelf waiting to be read:
Fab (new Paul McCartney biography released a few month ago)
Home Team (by Sean Payton)

 

[Jagdaddy]

Since retiring last fall, I've been able to increase my personal reading considerably. I just finished "Over the Edge of the World: Magellan's Terrifying Circumnavigation of the Globe" by Laurence Bergreen and recommend it for those who like history.

 

[NJ-Buckeye]

This one will open your eyes... especially right now

 

[Nutriaitch]

This one will open your eyes... especially right now
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going to add that one to the list.

you should also check out:

 

[BUCKYLE]

Next up on my list...

 

[calibuck]

Or, you could just rewatch "Rise of the Machines". Certainly can believe that super intelligent AI constructs would view humans as flawed. Hopefully there's an alternative path where the constructs 'help' the humans become better, rather than be totally irradicated. Do want to purchase the CIA book, might start seeing spooks everywhere. Thanks for the reading tips. Am currently immersed in 'swords & sorcery', and future history of earthlings entering the cosmic stars....