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chadkoh

chadkoh@bookwyrm.social

Joined 2 years, 5 months ago

Typically I read two books simultaneously: one fiction, one non fiction. I love audiobooks, and usually follow the same pattern. So two books in text, two books in audio simultaneously. Sometimes, when I want to get through a book quick, I'll do both audio and text.

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chadkoh's books

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David D. Clark: Designing an Internet (Hardcover, 2018, The MIT Press)
Elinor Ostrom: Governing the commons (1990, Cambridge University Press)
Adrienne Buller: The Value of a Whale : On the Illusions of Green Capitalism (2022, Manchester University Press)

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Joe Abercrombie: Sharp Ends (AudiobookFormat, 2016, Hachette Audio and Blackstone Audio)

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Ethan Mollick: Co-Intelligence (english language, 2024, Random House N.Y.)
Ajahn Sona: What Comes Before Mindfulness? (EBook, Independently Published)
Joe Abercrombie: Half a King (Hardcover, 2014, Del Rey)

2025 Reading Goal

85% complete! chadkoh has read 17 of 20 books.

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reviewed What Comes Before Mindfulness? by Ajahn Sona

Ajahn Sona: What Comes Before Mindfulness? (EBook, Independently Published)

Right Effort is a sadly neglected factor of the Noble Eightfold Path. There are endless …

A truly “feel good” book

This book ended on such a high note that I am biased and putting it at 5 stars. Amazing. I read it over a very long time—it was my “late night can’t get to sleep” reading, which is normally the Dhammapada for me. But as soon as finishing I thought “I can’t wait to read this again”. So many highlights and annotations!

reviewed Co-Intelligence by Ethan Mollick

Ethan Mollick: Co-Intelligence (english language, 2024, Random House N.Y.)

Ethan Mollick, professeur à Wharton et auteur de la populaire newsletter One Useful Thing Substack, …

Good Appetizer

Solid basic intro book. I should have read this when it first came out. I probably would have given it more stars then. It is very short, and touches on a lot of very deep issues, which can be useful for the complete novice, but will be unsatisfying for anyone looking for real answers.