Let's dig deeper into the pages of some of the most interesting books out there. I invite brilliant and diverse people (often friends) to talk about how their favorite books changed the way they look at the world.
Rummage
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Let's dig deeper into the pages of some of the most interesting books out there. I invite brilliant and diverse people (often friends) to talk about how their favorite books changed the way they look at the world.
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December 31, 2020
Algorithms to live by ft. Merl Chandana
<p>There are numerous life lessons that you can take home from your computer science class. After all, computers and humans are not as different as one might think.</p> <p>This episode is about "Algorithms to live by" - The computer science of human decisions by Brian Christian and Tom Griffiths. My guest for the episode Merl Chandana is a researcher of the Data, Algorithms, and Policy team at LIRNEasia, and surely one of the most interesting people I know. </p>
October 1, 2020
Opening the Door of Your Heart - Ajahn Brahm - ft. Kithmin Wickramasinghe
<p>Moments of insight, love, and compassion flow through Ajahn Brahm’s stories like rivers of hope. In nearly thirty years as a Buddhist monk, born and educated in the West but trained in the Thai forest tradition, Ajahn Brahm has gathered many poignant, engaging, and profound stories from the Buddhist philosophy. The book has 108 stories covering various aspects of life such as happiness, fear, pain, love, freedom, humility, suffering, wisdom, and many more. Even though the author is a Buddhist monk, the stories need no prior knowledge of the religion to be read, understood, and enjoyed. For anyone out there looking for a ray of positive energy for life, this book is a great read.</p>
October 1, 2020
Does life have a meaning at all? - "The Stranger" by Albert Camus- ft. Vishmi Dharmasiri
<p>Humanity's quest to find the meaning of life is as old as the world. Many philosophical schools of thought have evolved around this problem. Today we rummage through absurdity and existentialism, and the Nobel prize-winning novel, "The Stranger"</p>
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