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5 Good Books I Read in October
[The first book]
Title: First Philosophical Thinking
Author: Kazunori Tomano
Publisher: Chikuma Primer Shinsho
It is a content that sticks to people who put away everything with "each person," people who impose their own "correctness," people who "generalize things excessively" from experience.
"How to get a common understanding in the absence of an absolute correct answer?" It is a way of thinking that can be said to be a mystery. It eliminates judgments and misunderstandings and gives a sense of balance to biased thinking.
A good book that explains carefully enough to be understood without prerequisite knowledge.
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[The second book]
Title: How the Brain Views the World: The 1000 Brains Theory to Solve the Mystery of Intelligence
Author: Jeff Hawkins (Author) Naoko Ota (Translation)
Publisher: Hayakawa Shobo
It is an intellectually stimulating book...!It was written that it was completely different from the mechanism of the brain that I had known so far, and I was able to experience it overflowing with curiosity. Because the tiny "cortical column" in the brain, so to speak, a small brain, recognizes / learns / predicts coordinates like a map in parallel. Moreover, it is surprising that not only places but also concepts are moving with this mechanism. This book allows you to experience deeply diving into the maze of brain science. The feeling after reading is also the best...!
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[The third book]
Title: The Work of Publishing
Author: Kunihiro Mishima (Author)
Publisher: Chikuma Shobo
There is more resolution to the work of publishing, and when I choose a book, I imagine the face of the author.
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[The fourth book]
Title: The Complete Thought Experiment
Author: Yuichiro Okamoto
Publisher: East Press
A book that makes your thoughts rotate fully just by reading it. I challenged the problem that jumped out of the frame of common sense with excitement...!
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[The fifth book]
Title: Inefficient Thinking: The Best Way to Move the Opponent's Heart
Author: Tsuyoshi Kuroda
Publisher: Kodansha
It has been a long time since I came across such an exciting business book. There is something to lose just by improving efficiency, and it is trusted because it is inefficient. As proof, the author's thoughts and sincerity are overflowing from the book. It is a book that moved my heart...!
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