Reading List
- Beyond Innocence
- Letters of Jane Goodall.
- Genes, Girls, and Gamow by James Watson
- Autobiography of JW picking up around the time he and Francis Crick discovered the structure of DNA. Something of a sequel to "The Double Helix".
- The Terrible Hours by Peter Maas
- The story of the accidental sinking of the Squalus submarine just before WWII. A tragic and gripping tale of a new sub with a new crew doing a routine test dive when something goes terribly wrong, and submarine rescue operations are only a theoritical untested endeavor in its infancy. I don't like the writing style of the author, but the story is fascinating and worth the read. You'll be glad you're alive.
- Mind Tools by Rudy Rucker
- Exploring different levels of mathematical reality.
- Hitler's Willing Executioners
- An incredibly disturbing examination of how ordinary Germans, not just hardcore SS or Nazi officers, were involved in the wholesale slaughter of fellow citizens who happened to be Jews.