The average human lifespan is roughly four thousand weeks. Burkeman argues that rather than optimizing productivity, we should embrace our finitude and focus on what truly matters. The most honest time management book ever written.
A compact defense of classical liberalism. Fukuyama examines how both the political right and left have pushed liberal principles to unsustainable extremes, threatening the foundations of modern democratic societies.
A book about how randomness, small events, and chance shape our lives far more than we realize. Klaas argues against the neat cause-and-effect narratives we tell ourselves.