"One of my all time favorite books. I quote it all the time." - Naval Ravikant

Naval Ravikant mentioned this book on "The Knowledge Project with Shane Parrish" podcast.

Naval Ravikant mentioned this book on "The Knowledge Project with Shane Parrish" podcast.

"The only sci-fi novel that I know of where the protagonist is a Buddha." - Naval Ravikant

"I’ve read it a long time ago. Time for a re-read." - Naval Ravikant

One of Naval Ravikant's answers to "any particular Game Theory books you recommend?"

One of Naval Ravikant's answers to "any particular Game Theory books you recommend?"

Naval Ravikant's answer to "any book recommendation on happiness from a Buddhism perspective?"

"Loved [this series] and other fiction when younger." - Naval Ravikant

"It’s more of an overview book because I couldn’t make it through his actual writings." - Naval Ravikant

"I wouldn’t just read [this book] breathless and wide-eyed and believe everything." - Naval Ravikant

"I loved reading it as a kid." - Naval Ravikant

"Formative books for me. Read and re-read them over the years." - Naval Ravikant

"Decades ago, it didn’t make sense. Years ago, it changed my life, but I felt late." - Naval Ravikant

"[The author] is doing the behind the scenes work to support entrepreneurship in America." - Naval Ravikant

One of Naval Ravikant's answers to "top 10 graphic novels?"

"Fine book but it didn’t need to be an entire book. A blog post would have gotten the point across." - Naval Ravikant

"Explains all these very complicated concepts, [but] only using the 1000 most common words in the English language." - Naval Ravikant

"Learn about the inner mindset and external state of someone who was absolutely brilliant." - Naval Ravikant

"Interesting, not because of its content necessarily, but because it’s good for me to always keep on top of mind how powerful my habits are." - Naval Ravikant