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I read the best book name "peak of evidence" written fourteen hundred years ago. It covering all topics like science, history etc.

Laila and Majnun the most heartbreaking love story that has ever happened in human history

For me "idiot brain" is my favourite book as it contains alot of useful information and sometimes strange but most of them are real and with proofs, it talks about our brain and its strange processes which might be cofusing to us somtimes.

Hmm, I am not into much books but if you like romance with a bit twist, you might read The Merchant of Venice by Shakespeare and The Arms and the Man by George Bernard Shaw. I recently finished both and liked them.

"The Magician" by John Fowles, if you are interested in psychedelics. It's fiction.

"Abstract Algebra" is the best book for Mathematics lovers.

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It depends on what you want from a book, if you want to improve your productivity then atomic habit is the best, if you want to shake the way you see the world then the code of the extraordinary mind, if you want a new way to look at life then the surrender experiment or man's search for meaning and lastly if you like questioning everything sophie's world is the best for you

of course the The Odyssey by Homer is my best book, the best description of it is it a part of heaven , it's perfect book

Unix y Linux - Guia práctica.

The title and the book are in Spanish, but it was the most useful book i have read in my life. If you understand how to use Linux like a pro then any task in the computer could become easy and automatized. Half of the book is about the graph interfase and the other half is about the command line.

The most interesting book that I have ever read is Goldman Sachs: How the Bank conquers the world.
I really understood with this book how the system works and how much unreliable banks are. It changed my thinking and I can say that this was a reason why I join the crypto community.

Allan Pease's "Body language". Thanks to it, I now better understand what the people around me want and what they have in their minds.

atomic habits was the best book i read and developed many habits that helped me in life to improve
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I am a big fan of Nicholas Nassim Taleb and his Incerto series, with "Skin in the Game" and "Black Swan" being my favourites. Also, if you're interested in behavioural economics I highly suggest Thaler's "Misbehaving", I've been on a big stats and psychology binge since Christmas. Thaler was also really influenced by Kahneman, so if you like Thinking Fast and Slow you might enjoy it.

Tunnel Through Time - Paul W. Fairman

I read this one and i like it a lot,  The richest man in Babylon

The famous book of Robert Kiyosaki's, Rich Dad Poor Dad.

I am not really good at money handling and with the lesson that you will learn from this book definitely changed my mindset regards to it. I'm not that rich nor wealthy but this has changed me a lot of how to handle my finances and how to become positive to achieve my goals and dreams in life.

I haven't read many books but this book [Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman] is a great one it explains how our brain works how you make decisions based on the information you get from your senses, it describes your brain as dual-process and explains how you can easily manipulate your self by not giving attention to how you think

For you what is the most useful book you ever read in your life and why?

For me is the code of the extraordinary mind by Vishen Lakhiani, this book is about personal development and is the best one I ever read in the field and has more useful information for you to apply immediately in your life than any other book.
As a quick summary: In this book you will learn one of the most important aspects of the world, that generally you don't ever choose what you truly want from life but normally what your family and culture pass to you, in this book you start to see where in your beliefs about life there are what the author calls brules(bulshit rules ex: money is the only key to happiness) then your learn how to spot them and how to destroy their influence in your life, you will also learn how to think like a nonconformist and how to build your future and present in the way you truly want to live