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The Invention of Yesterday
A 50,000-Year History of Human Culture, Conflict, and Connection
Book • 2019
In 'The Invention of Yesterday', Tamim Ansary delves into the power of narrative as the driving force behind human history, from the Stone Age to the Virtual Age. He illustrates how stories have been used to organize societies, create meaning, and explain the unknown, leading to cultural collisions and transformations throughout history.
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as an accessible book for learning history from different societal perspectives.

Rudyard Lynch

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#832 - Rudyard Lynch - Is This The Most Absurd Time In History?
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as an accessible and well-explained history book.

Rudyard Lynch

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Industrial Revolution
Mentioned by multiple speakers throughout the podcast as the main subject of discussion, focusing on his book and views on history.

A Story Of Us?
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as a book with a charming audiobook narration.


Kaiser Kuo

The War for Chinese Talent in America, with David Zweig