Tim Urban's Book Recommendations

"Super fun read and totally changed my understanding of the human body."

"I got to read an advanced copy of this and spoiler: it’s incredible. Super fun read and totally changed my understanding of the human body."

"I'd attribute about 60% of my good habits to [the author's] blog and this book is rapidly filling in the other 40%."

"It's launch day for @JamesClear's opus, Atomic Habits: I'd attribute about 60% of my good habits to his blog and this book is rapidly filling in the other 40%. At least my bad habits are my own original creation."

"Enjoyed the shit out of it. Highly recommend."

"Just finished @AdamMGrant's new book, Originals, and enjoyed the shit out of it. Highly recommend:"

"A mountain of scientific research on success distilled into a quick, enjoyable read."

"I got this book a few weeks ago and raced through it. A mountain of scientific research on success distilled into a quick, enjoyable read."

"Super comprehensive history of everything. As if your grandfather were sitting around with a bunch of little kids explaining it."

"[The author's] an awesome writer."

"[This author] is an insanely interesting human."

"A powerful book about a life skill we all need: resilience."

"I think is the best overall resource on AI."

"Definitely worth checking out."

"[I read this book] while prepping for my TED Talk and found it HUGELY helpful."

"Should be required reading to remind everyone that we all live in an incredible magical utopic civilization."

"Books that fit that description are a little less rare. The Three Body Problem trilogy rocked my existence for a few months last year. One-dimensional characters and fairly bland writing—but the plot is so mind-bending that the flaws are irrelevant."

"Books that fit that description are a little less rare. The Three Body Problem trilogy rocked my existence for a few months last year. One-dimensional characters and fairly bland writing—but the plot is so mind-bending that the flaws are irrelevant."

"Books that fit that description are a little less rare. The Three Body Problem trilogy rocked my existence for a few months last year. One-dimensional characters and fairly bland writing—but the plot is so mind-bending that the flaws are irrelevant."

"Every time I talk to @DKThomp, I can't stop taking my phone out to jot down insights that pop up in the convo. His book has the same effect."

"A great biography on Musk."

"One of the most insightful and best storytellers around."

"Rocked my existence for a few months."

"[The author's] been scaring the shit out of me with this research for the past few years, and now it's a book I hope lots of people read/discuss/debate."

"They make me so depressed that I live in our primitive world."