Hello Aluxers, since you requested it so much we did another Books video, this time based on Elon's Recommendations! Get 1 audiobook for free when you sign up: www.alux.com/freebook Video Notes: www.alux.com/elon-musk-books/ Business Books (Part1): th-cam.com/video/Dk9mcJtIuCs/w-d-xo.html Business Books (Part2): th-cam.com/video/lUBpuXxSLD8/w-d-xo.html Books to read this year: th-cam.com/video/JRGhUCqDdcU/w-d-xo.html Elon Musk Net Worth: www.alux.com/networth/elon-musk/
1. The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy 2. Structures: Or Why Things Don't Fall Down 3. Benjamin Franklin: An American Life 4. Superintelligence: Paths, Dangers, Strategies 5. Our Final Invention 6. Ignition! An Informal History of Liquid Rocket Propellants 7. Foundation series 8. Life 3.0: Being Human in the Age of Artificial Intelligence 9. The Lord of the Rings 10. Zero to One 11. The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress 12. Merchants of Doubt 13. Einstein: His Life and Universe 14. Empire: The Life, Legend, and Madness of Howard Hughes 15. The Culture series 16. Elon Musk: Tesla, SPACEX and the quest for fantastic future
I'm 89 years old and I'm here not to be millionaire or billionaire .I'm just here because I've lost my many decades on doing useless things and finally found something what we really should learn . My wishes to all the youngsters here - may you all succeed and remember , and remember the company that you spend with your friends doesn't bring you peace as money does .
"the company that you spend with your friends doesn't bring you peace as money does" - I had to read this twice. You meant to say that money, not friends, bring you peace? Reminds me of a long in a song: "the friends come and go but that money was for real".
@@4579j perhaps he passed. There’s no fool like an old fool. Money is the root of most evil. Chase it and see. To those much is given, much is expected. Happily flying under radar. Live long and prosper.
1: "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" by Douglas Adams 2: "Structures: Or Why Things Don't Fall Down" by J.E. Gordon 3: "Benjamin Franklin: An American Life" by Walter Isaacson 4: "Superintelligence: Paths, Dangers, Strategies" by Nick Bostrom 5: "Our Final Invention" by James Barrat 6: "Ignition: An Informal History of Liquid Rocket Propellants" by John D. Clark 7: The "Foundation" trilogy by Isaac Asimov 8: "Life 3.0: Being Human in the Age of Artificial Intelligence" by Max Tegmark 9: "The Lord of the Rings" by J.R.R. Tolkien 10: 'Zero to One: Notes on Startups, or How to Build the Future' by Peter Thiel 11: "The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress" by Robert Heinlein 12: "Merchants of Doubt" by Naomi Oreskes and Erik M. Conway 13: 'Einstein: His Life and Universe' by Walter Isaacson 14: 'Howard Hughes: His Life and Madness' by Donald L. Barlett and James B. Steele 15: The 'Culture' series by Iain M. Banks
That's why his own employees at Neuralink are leaving one by one, because they can't put up with his childish fairytale demands any more. Last week Neuralink president resigned, he couldn't deal with Elon Musk's BS anymore
-Hitchhiker guide to galaxy -Structure or why things not fall -Benjamin Franklin an American life -Superinteligence -Our final invention -Ignitation informal history of rocket fuel -the foundation trilogy -Life 3.0 -LOTR -zero to one - the moon is harsh mistress -Merchent of Doubt -Ensiten his universe -howard huges -the culture series
I was never much of a book reader growing up but thanks to motivators like you, my daughters and youtube we now have been given the opportunity to read and share kids books with the rest of the world! THANK YOU!
Mars! The book that intrigued me the most is "structures: or why thing don't fall apart". I have always been intrigued by buildings, cars, bridges, boats, and the people who design and build them. And it is interesting on how a sky scraper could stand so strong knowing that it is only held up by steel beams, some concrete, and glass windows, and how it could stay standing even when it is filled with thousands, or even hundreds of thousands of people in it and not collapse under it own weight, and the same with bridges.
Einstein was amazing! He didn’t really care about fame. I loved his thoughts! One of the most interesting things Is that the highest achievements start in peoples 20’s. I bought my niece the book on Einstein. She’s 15 but would probably test out of a bachelors degree. With that being said, with some of Einstein’s discoveries, her mind was blown! I bought that book many years ago and also thought it’s was amazing. Einstein would have been fun to hang out with! I also hope Elon some day takes a few minutes to contact me. I’m a no one but that’s by choice. I started talking about space travel at about 7 years old and never fit in to school. Now days I can do pretty much anything I want, from health care to building race cars. I truly hope anyone who watched this video reads at least four of the books brought up. I’m a nerd that loves fast cars so picking one of the books the curator said probably wasn’t a good read is right up my alley. Most people have zero clue on how or why their engine in their car runs. If I could talk to Elon, I would have many question about EV. I think he’s right on about 80% of what he says, which is crazy impressive. Good luck everyone and stay healthy! Wear n95 masks at minimum if you’re in close quarters. The basic mask is fairly worthless even though there have been people that try to prove that wrong with coughing into Petri dishes. We’re at a point where we can’t shut the country down again so don’t be dumb and hope that our government allows a quick pass on anti viral meds that will help.
Check out mostrecommendedbooks.com/elon-musk-books/ It’s a list of 63 books recommended by Elon and the website has many other famous book recommendations.
I've started ZERO TO ONE, but then I stoped and I am reading the richest man in babylon, but I assure you that ZERO TO ONE is absolutly fantastic❤. Thank you so much ALUX. Mars
I have heard that half the people who work at JPL and NASA are there because they read Heinlein' works. I covered the 3rd Space Shuttle launch because of him.
As a long time HHGTTG fan, I have to tell you that the name of the character who plucked the protagonist off the planet is not Ford Perfect, his name is Ford Prefect named after cars manufactured by Ford UK. Many people mistake it as a misspelling of "perfect" but "PREFECT" is the correct name.
Simphiwe Charles Nelson Mandela went to prison why what did he do watch Tainted Heroes Musk is not responsible for the deaths of many innocent people would you one day glorify Osama Bin Laden
Thank you for the list. I am gonna go bold and confess that I am a loner, asexual (nothing to do with politik), suffer from depression, terribly inarticulate, BUUUUT I have Ideas - Pan Africanism, mass agriculture, start scientific structures, free education from urban areas to the remotest villages in Uganda - and the zeal for a qualitative life to all Ugandans struggling.
Hello here are the 5 books I think everyone should read: - Dragonlance by Margaret Weis - Armor by John Steakely - Ulysses by James Joyce - Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy - Penturian by Tim Gibson
Remember that Elon Musk has a BA in Physics and a BsC in Economics! In 1995 he was accepted to the PhD program in material science at Stanford, but dropped out! Musk is clearly very intelligent and has received some very good and high class education. And that is why he is so good at absorbing new knowledge and using it in a creative manner. He has lots of knowledge to build on.
...My Favorite (series) was written by Carlos Castaneda (Journey to Ixtlan) ...as a youth I learned about 'real AI' ...and as a side note, Carlos was more in the news than Elon Musk during the 70's & 80's ...If that grabs you, check 'Jonathan Livingston Seagull" ...Richard S. Bach
I was quite distracted with women and dating, through undergraduate school, so, perhaps, I didn't spend an adequate amount of time evaluating them, but I find Maxwell's equations of electromagnetic wave propagation to be the most complex in terms of comprehending, as to how he really arrived at those equations, more so than even Planck's quantum physics, which I studied, when I wasn't partying as hard, so I wonder how Elon chose Benjamin Franklin over Newton, Planck and Maxwell? Even Tesla and Graham Bell would seem more accomplished and far more prolific than Franklin. The titles that tickle my palate would be: Structures; Super Intelligence: Paths, Dangers, and Strategies; Life 3.0; and Elon: Tesla, Space X, and the quest for a fantastic future. I might flip through a few pages of " Zero to One", just to get a measure of the author. I grew idolizing Howard Hughes, but have lately been quite disappointed in his Spruce Goose and even the spy plane, but this still merits a read, just to learn from his mistakes and his very tragic end. Einstein would have been an interesting read if we didn't already know so much about him.
I'm realizing where Musk now got his interest in space. I too grew up reading many sci-fi books and authors: HG Wells, Frank Herbert, Douglas Adams, Arthur C Clarke, Ray Bradbury, etc. The Foundation Trilogy by Wells and Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy by Adams are fantastic (The Restaurant at the End of the Universe; Life, the Universe, and Everything; So Long and Thanks for All the Fish). Tolken's trilogy is a must read, even if you've seen the films, which are masterful, btw. I may pick up Structures and a few of those AI books. Along with reading about Franklin, I'd suggest The Founding Brothers by Joseph J Ellis (I've had my college students read it), as well as The Declaration of Independence, The US Constitution, The Federalist Papers, and Letter from Birmingham Jail by MLK. Good reading.
MARS AND BEYOND! Depending on the page, font, size, spacing, & language... I read somewhere between 10k-20k wpm - 1pg/3-10sec. Considering the amount of information contained in all things the slowest forms of communication, & transference of information therein... As well; as the ability to reflect, imagine, dream, & execute that of which one has just absorbed are text, & speech. Tapping into the Aether; that is the key to unlock the vast array of books, other works, & information that are only mere pieces of a greater whole where ideas fall like rain drops... There are so many genres, & works within them I honestly can't say I do, or do not have a favorite. I love aspects of them all, & furthermore have not read/seen/heard/known all works so I can not claim a favourite!
Asimov was a huge favourite of mine growing up, Arthur C Clarke deserves a mention too...Apple TV are due to release a series on Foundation and Empire soon...will be a big hit I am sure.
I read the foundation series based on Elons Recommendation and Im pretty sure his plan to colonize mars in directly inspired by that series. I loved that series, and recommend it to everyone.
Before you even start foundation. Read them all in order ( recommended by asimov himself ) : You won't spoil nearly as much for yourself. The Complete Robot (1982) and/or I, Robot (1950) Caves of Steel (1954) The Naked Sun (1957) The Robots of Dawn (1983) Robots and Empire (1985) The Currents of Space (1952) The Stars, Like Dust (1951) Pebble in the Sky (1950) Prelude to Foundation (1988) Note: Forward the Foundation (1993) was then unpublished, but would have followed Prelude. Foundation (1951) Foundation and Empire (1952) Second Foundation (1953) Foundation's Edge (1982) Foundation and Earth (1986)
I'm currently reading Life 3.0 It's a really great book and changed my opinion about AI I recommend reading it slowly in order to understand the concepts
Here is the list: 1) The hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy 2) Structures: why things don't fall down 3) Benjamin Franklin: an American life 4) Superintelligence: Paths, Dangers, Strategies 5) Our final invention ... out of my interest 😞 Next time.
Very interesting. I'm continuing to see where Elon's head is at. For me I was mostly into novels. Mark Twain the adventures of huckleberry Finn, agatha Christie, Jane Austen, Oliver twist, the novel, author Barbara Taylor Bradford, Jamaican poetess Louise Bennett Coverly. Later on Danielle Steele, Toni Morrison song of Solomon is a very good read by her, Mary Higgins Clarke is an excellent mystery novelist - in my opinion anyway - page turner. The power of positive thinking. I believe by Dale Carnegie still relevant today and I did start Einstein's Power of Relativity but I was busy at the time and didn't finish it so that's on my bucket list and last but certainly not least The Bible sometimes called the blueprint for daily living.
to be actually honest ive seen so many videos out there about books and what is good or not but this video just showed me like 6 books i instantly would start to read, really good video !!!
Elon Musk is a wonderful man . He is very sensitive and a dedicated person to make our world a better place. I will enjoy readin about him and some of the books he suggested , thank you for posting this very interesting video.
Books are magic and I love them! Can I suggest a book for English students? Irregular Verbs. The Ultimate Guide. / Amazon. Simple in form but rich in content!
Interesting list. I had read all the Sci-Fi books. Just one correction the Alien in Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy is "Ford Prefect" not "Perfect", which if you are as old as I am you will remember as being a car. It was a name I always thought was very odd and so did Douglas Adams. It's just a little joke.
Roman Empire didn't really collapse; the essence of the Romans moved into the religion phase of the cycle, as the Roman Catholic Organization. This is why ancient myths are seen as once been some form of civilization; the morality system from that era will define future religions.
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I believe two books not listed on here that should be are: 1) Start with Why 2) The 48 Laws of Power I summarize and review books on my channel. I'd love to have anyone watching this video to check it out and give me your feedback.
For spiritual well-being “The Hidden Words,” can be downloaded free- available in many languages. It contains 153 brief passages revealed by Baha’u’llah in 1858, as he walked the banks of the river Tigris in Baghdad. Direct and straightforward, it holds treasures of meaning that facilitates experiences of inner transformation.
Fight club- Chuck palakniuck (and film with Ed. Norton and Brad Pitt...) Albert Camu Jim Morrison Jack Kerouac Ruyard kipling Jorge Luis Borges El ingenioso hidalgo don Quijote de la manch Jorge Luis Borges William Blake Óscar wilde Rubén Dario Dovtoieski Marco Aurelio medititations Schopenhauer- friederick Nietzche Over the top👌👍✌️ ....
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You really should make a video like this shorter by not spoiling so much and taking so much time for each book, 5-20 sec is enough. It makes a video like this 20 times better in my opinion.
Hello Aluxers, since you requested it so much we did another Books video, this time based on Elon's Recommendations!
Get 1 audiobook for free when you sign up: www.alux.com/freebook
Video Notes: www.alux.com/elon-musk-books/
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Books to read this year: th-cam.com/video/JRGhUCqDdcU/w-d-xo.html
Elon Musk Net Worth: www.alux.com/networth/elon-musk/
Alux.com please make video ...on how to find right path on entrepreneurship
Motivational is spelt wrong at 0:12
Make video on Kaylie Jenner
Hakim Khan 🤦♀️
Melanie Wood whats happens ...... She is self made billionaire ... We have to learn something from her business concept
Nixorus - where secret books await (you can thank me later).
Antozent- they are selling around 150 self help books for the price of one (you’re welcome)
1. The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
2. Structures: Or Why Things Don't Fall Down
3. Benjamin Franklin: An American Life
4. Superintelligence: Paths, Dangers, Strategies
5. Our Final Invention
6. Ignition! An Informal History of Liquid Rocket Propellants
7. Foundation series
8. Life 3.0: Being Human in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
9. The Lord of the Rings
10. Zero to One
11. The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress
12. Merchants of Doubt
13. Einstein: His Life and Universe
14. Empire: The Life, Legend, and Madness of Howard Hughes
15. The Culture series
16. Elon Musk: Tesla, SPACEX and the quest for fantastic future
u saved me
Thank you
Add the 16th
It’s literally in the description w links to buy like she said in the beginning useless
1. Such Unfortunates - by Andrew Mann is definitely one you will not want to put down!
I'm 89 years old and I'm here not to be millionaire or billionaire .I'm just here because I've lost my many decades on doing useless things and finally found something what we really should learn .
My wishes to all the youngsters here - may you all succeed and remember , and remember the company that you spend with your friends doesn't bring you peace as money does .
"the company that you spend with your friends doesn't bring you peace as money does" - I had to read this twice. You meant to say that money, not friends, bring you peace? Reminds me of a long in a song: "the friends come and go but that money was for real".
Thanks for your advice
@@4579j perhaps he passed. There’s no fool like an old fool. Money is the root of most evil. Chase it and see. To those much is given, much is expected. Happily flying under radar. Live long and prosper.
great stoyry _-_
Wonder if he mistyped or he really meant money is better than friends.
1: "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" by Douglas Adams
2: "Structures: Or Why Things Don't Fall Down" by J.E. Gordon
3: "Benjamin Franklin: An American Life" by Walter Isaacson
4: "Superintelligence: Paths, Dangers, Strategies" by Nick Bostrom
5: "Our Final Invention" by James Barrat
6: "Ignition: An Informal History of Liquid Rocket Propellants" by John D. Clark
7: The "Foundation" trilogy by Isaac Asimov
8: "Life 3.0: Being Human in the Age of Artificial Intelligence" by Max Tegmark
9: "The Lord of the Rings" by J.R.R. Tolkien
10: 'Zero to One: Notes on Startups, or How to Build the Future' by Peter Thiel
11: "The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress" by Robert Heinlein
12: "Merchants of Doubt" by Naomi Oreskes and Erik M. Conway
13: 'Einstein: His Life and Universe' by Walter Isaacson
14: 'Howard Hughes: His Life and Madness' by Donald L. Barlett and James B. Steele
15: The 'Culture' series by Iain M. Banks
thx
been looking for this comment
Searching for this comment, Thanks 🤗
I was looking for this thank you :)
Moral of the story: Elon Musk is obsessed with science fiction
and execution to make science fiction a reality.
Fairytales for grownups
That's why his own employees at Neuralink are leaving one by one, because they can't put up with his childish fairytale demands any more. Last week Neuralink president resigned, he couldn't deal with Elon Musk's BS anymore
@@christoforosmeziriadis7016 The future must be inspired by the Sci fi.
Science*
Ah yes, another pile of books to my untouched reading list
😂
😂😂
The struggle is real 😖
Try Audiobooks man. Makes it easier
😕
Ford Prefect*
Huh?
What?
@@zestooo6932 he's correcting what they said at 1:50 about Ford Prefect. They said his last name as Perfect instead of Prefect
Ok
Bloody Yanks don’t get it
I really expected to see:
"The Inventions, Researches and Writings of Nikola Tesla"
by Thomas Commerford Martin
I highly recommend.
Thanks
He is a bigger fan of Edison than Tesla, so I was not expecting this book on his list.
@@akshatagrawal1 only because he likes Edison's marketing strategies. Not because of this scientific knowledge.
@@akshaya1892 or maybe he didn't know the true thomas
Thanks
-Hitchhiker guide to galaxy
-Structure or why things not fall
-Benjamin Franklin an American life
-Superinteligence
-Our final invention
-Ignitation informal history of rocket fuel
-the foundation trilogy
-Life 3.0
-LOTR
-zero to one
- the moon is harsh mistress
-Merchent of Doubt
-Ensiten his universe
-howard huges
-the culture series
Damn, he got younger after PayPal.
Limenut extreme stress makes you old. Glad he recovered from it.
He looked bald.
It's called "hair trasplant"
Be so Popular that your Hair grows and makes you Young
@@mr.ditkovich6379 ikr 😂
I was never much of a book reader growing up but thanks to motivators like you, my daughters and youtube we now have been given the opportunity to read and share kids books with the rest of the world! THANK YOU!
The 👁️🐘👹 Baphomet: eLon'S🐍🔥🏎️💥🐁 is a COMPLETE 🧠LESS MORON❗❗❗ 😂🥶☠️🌍👺👽😈😹
Mars!
The book that intrigued me the most is "structures: or why thing don't fall apart". I have always been intrigued by buildings, cars, bridges, boats, and the people who design and build them. And it is interesting on how a sky scraper could stand so strong knowing that it is only held up by steel beams, some concrete, and glass windows, and how it could stay standing even when it is filled with thousands, or even hundreds of thousands of people in it and not collapse under it own weight, and the same with bridges.
The 👁️🐘👹 Baphomet: eLon'S🐍🔥🏎️💥🐁 is a COMPLETE 🧠LESS MORON❗❗❗ 😂🥶☠️🌍👺👽😈😹
Einstein was amazing! He didn’t really care about fame. I loved his thoughts! One of the most interesting things Is that the highest achievements start in peoples 20’s. I bought my niece the book on Einstein. She’s 15 but would probably test out of a bachelors degree. With that being said, with some of Einstein’s discoveries, her mind was blown! I bought that book many years ago and also thought it’s was amazing. Einstein would have been fun to hang out with! I also hope Elon some day takes a few minutes to contact me. I’m a no one but that’s by choice. I started talking about space travel at about 7 years old and never fit in to school. Now days I can do pretty much anything I want, from health care to building race cars. I truly hope anyone who watched this video reads at least four of the books brought up. I’m a nerd that loves fast cars so picking one of the books the curator said probably wasn’t a good read is right up my alley. Most people have zero clue on how or why their engine in their car runs. If I could talk to Elon, I would have many question about EV. I think he’s right on about 80% of what he says, which is crazy impressive. Good luck everyone and stay healthy! Wear n95 masks at minimum if you’re in close quarters. The basic mask is fairly worthless even though there have been people that try to prove that wrong with coughing into Petri dishes. We’re at a point where we can’t shut the country down again so don’t be dumb and hope that our government allows a quick pass on anti viral meds that will help.
Can you suggest me a book that will help me to understand the basics of why a car runs or hoe the engine of a car works?
when he advised these books u mention in this video any reference, please !!!
It says source right under the number
It's at the bottom left.
Check out
mostrecommendedbooks.com/elon-musk-books/
It’s a list of 63 books recommended by Elon and the website has many other famous book recommendations.
@@Frits34000 sources are for image
I am glad you guys answered, as even I was dicey bout it 😂
I've started ZERO TO ONE, but then I stoped and I am reading the richest man in babylon, but I assure you that ZERO TO ONE is absolutly fantastic❤. Thank you so much ALUX. Mars
As soon as I saw elon , I rushed to the video!
Happy to have you here with us!
Same
Aditya Ramola mee too
As soon as I realized it wasn’t an interview with him, I left. This is garbage.
Alux.com
Congratulations on your success today
Great accomplishment in space travel
I think Robert Heinlein's novella "The Man Who Sold The Moon" might have been written with Musk in mind.
I have heard that half the people who work at JPL and NASA are there because they read Heinlein' works. I covered the 3rd Space Shuttle launch because of him.
Mars. I mostly avoid fictional books. But after watching this video, i wanna buy books and read them all. Thanks
As a long time HHGTTG fan, I have to tell you that the name of the character who plucked the protagonist off the planet is not Ford Perfect, his name is Ford Prefect named after cars manufactured by Ford UK. Many people mistake it as a misspelling of "perfect" but "PREFECT" is the correct name.
Thank God he gave us Elon Musk.The South African brother is changing the world just like his country man Nelson Mandela did.
Simphiwe Charles Nelson Mandela went to prison why what did he do watch Tainted Heroes Musk is not responsible for the deaths of many innocent people would you one day glorify Osama Bin Laden
maybe we should stop saying "thank god for..". makes like no sense if you aren't religious
W N do research.
Like his countrymen devilliers did
Mandella was a terrorist who killed and injured Hundreds of innocent people
Elon Musks list of books has clearly shaped his thoughts, perspective and vision of the future.
I have #13. It has been transformative and instrumental in helping me develop my own novel 8 months ago. Now im working on releasing my second one
That's amazing Good job(:
Elon Musk just show me that novels are also very important books to inspire entrepreneurs .
I absolutely love it when they do a book recommendation video. I hope Alux will continue emphasizing books
We will, there's so much value in books!
I quit Musk. good for me
Thank you for the list.
I am gonna go bold and confess that I am a loner, asexual (nothing to do with politik), suffer from depression, terribly inarticulate,
BUUUUT I have Ideas - Pan Africanism, mass agriculture, start scientific structures, free education from urban areas to the remotest villages in Uganda - and the zeal for a qualitative
life to all Ugandans struggling.
"The place where future homeless people get distracted."
Strategic Thinker lmao
Underrated comment here
Lol
If I don't heard from Elon himself I won't believe anything 😤
Hello here are the 5 books I think everyone should read:
- Dragonlance by Margaret Weis
- Armor by John Steakely
- Ulysses by James Joyce
- Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy
- Penturian by Tim Gibson
Whoa! Cool! Another great collection of book recommendations from the legend himself! Thank you so much Alux for the video and Mars!
Our pleasure :)
Remember that Elon Musk has a BA in Physics and a BsC in Economics! In 1995 he was accepted to the PhD program in material science at Stanford, but dropped out!
Musk is clearly very intelligent and has received some very good and high class education. And that is why he is so good at absorbing new knowledge and using it in a creative manner. He has lots of knowledge to build on.
Erm... Shouldn't that be BSc in Physics and BA in Economics?
...My Favorite (series) was written by Carlos Castaneda (Journey to Ixtlan) ...as a youth I learned about 'real AI' ...and as a side note, Carlos was more in the news than Elon Musk during the 70's & 80's ...If that grabs you, check 'Jonathan Livingston Seagull" ...Richard S. Bach
Jonathan Livingston Seagull 👍👍
I read ‘Structures’ as a (biology) undergrad. Musk is right, it is fascinating.
MARS
NITIN SHARMA #redrocks
MARS IS FLAT!
Damnnn! I covered whole of the 15 min video in 1 minute.
By directly checking description😁
Who already has the Elon musks biography book (16).I know that I do.
Good call getting it!
Loving it
loved it
I read a 20 times and still read when I feel low
Does the book mention his musical preferences?
I was quite distracted with women and dating, through undergraduate school, so, perhaps, I didn't spend an adequate amount of time evaluating them, but I find Maxwell's equations of electromagnetic wave propagation to be the most complex in terms of comprehending, as to how he really arrived at those equations, more so than even Planck's quantum physics, which I studied, when I wasn't partying as hard, so I wonder how Elon chose Benjamin Franklin over Newton, Planck and Maxwell? Even Tesla and Graham Bell would seem more accomplished and far more prolific than Franklin.
The titles that tickle my palate would be: Structures; Super Intelligence: Paths, Dangers, and Strategies; Life 3.0; and Elon: Tesla, Space X, and the quest for a fantastic future.
I might flip through a few pages of " Zero to One", just to get a measure of the author.
I grew idolizing Howard Hughes, but have lately been quite disappointed in his Spruce Goose and even the spy plane, but this still merits a read, just to learn from his mistakes and his very tragic end.
Einstein would have been an interesting read if we didn't already know so much about him.
Albert Einstein admired James Clerk Maxwell and called him the Greatest Scientist ever!
What about 15 things you didn't know about ALUX
Because of her nation is 15 millions 🤣
"Mars"
and thanks for the invitation..
alpha centauri
wait... I thought this was going to be a mediocre list but you brought some more indepth information on the book and elon's perspective! Thank you!
I'm realizing where Musk now got his interest in space. I too grew up reading many sci-fi books and authors: HG Wells, Frank Herbert, Douglas Adams, Arthur C Clarke, Ray Bradbury, etc. The Foundation Trilogy by Wells and Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy by Adams are fantastic (The Restaurant at the End of the Universe; Life, the Universe, and Everything; So Long and Thanks for All the Fish). Tolken's trilogy is a must read, even if you've seen the films, which are masterful, btw. I may pick up Structures and a few of those AI books. Along with reading about Franklin, I'd suggest The Founding Brothers by Joseph J Ellis (I've had my college students read it), as well as The Declaration of Independence, The US Constitution, The Federalist Papers, and Letter from Birmingham Jail by MLK. Good reading.
OK I'm still confused which book to pick first! 😂😅
I want to read how she picked us
My heart. The Moon is a Harsh Mistress is one of the “fiction” literary works that I adore.
"he literally started teaching himself rocker science"🙂
I mean 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
Rockt science? Cool
There s no such thing as rocket science, but rocket engineering.
@@june4294 I know but this is quotation from the video 👀
MARS AND BEYOND!
Depending on the page, font, size, spacing, & language... I read somewhere between 10k-20k wpm - 1pg/3-10sec.
Considering the amount of information contained in all things the slowest forms of communication, & transference of information therein... As well; as the ability to reflect, imagine, dream, & execute that of which one has just absorbed are text, & speech.
Tapping into the Aether; that is the key to unlock the vast array of books, other works, & information that are only mere pieces of a greater whole where ideas fall like rain drops...
There are so many genres, & works within them I honestly can't say I do, or do not have a favorite.
I love aspects of them all, & furthermore have not read/seen/heard/known all works so I can not claim a favourite!
The video would have been perfect had it not been "perfect" at 1:51
Asimov was a huge favourite of mine growing up, Arthur C Clarke deserves a mention too...Apple TV are due to release a series on Foundation and Empire soon...will be a big hit I am sure.
I read the foundation series based on Elons Recommendation and Im pretty sure his plan to colonize mars in directly inspired by that series. I loved that series, and recommend it to everyone.
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Before you even start foundation. Read them all in order ( recommended by asimov himself ) : You won't spoil nearly as much for yourself.
The Complete Robot (1982) and/or I, Robot (1950)
Caves of Steel (1954)
The Naked Sun (1957)
The Robots of Dawn (1983)
Robots and Empire (1985)
The Currents of Space (1952)
The Stars, Like Dust (1951)
Pebble in the Sky (1950)
Prelude to Foundation (1988)
Note: Forward the Foundation (1993) was then unpublished, but would have followed Prelude.
Foundation (1951)
Foundation and Empire (1952)
Second Foundation (1953)
Foundation's Edge (1982)
Foundation and Earth (1986)
I'm currently reading Life 3.0
It's a really great book and changed my opinion about AI
I recommend reading it slowly in order to understand the concepts
2:39 ****The structures of why things don’t fall down
3:30 ****Benjamin Franklin
12:50 ****Howard Hughes
14:30 ****Elon musk book
Elon recommends 15 books, turns out to be 18 books... Overachiever lol.
Here is the list:
1) The hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy
2) Structures: why things don't fall down
3) Benjamin Franklin: an American life
4) Superintelligence: Paths, Dangers, Strategies
5) Our final invention
... out of my interest 😞 Next time.
Very interesting. I'm continuing to see where Elon's head is at. For me I was mostly into novels. Mark Twain the adventures of huckleberry Finn, agatha Christie, Jane Austen, Oliver twist, the novel, author Barbara Taylor Bradford, Jamaican poetess Louise Bennett Coverly. Later on Danielle Steele, Toni Morrison song of Solomon is a very good read by her, Mary Higgins Clarke is an excellent mystery novelist - in my opinion anyway - page turner. The power of positive thinking. I believe by Dale Carnegie still relevant today and I did start Einstein's Power of Relativity but I was busy at the time and didn't finish it so that's on my bucket list and last but certainly not least The Bible sometimes called the blueprint for daily living.
Merchants of Doubt is a must read, there is also a documentary about it.
"15 Elon Musk books"
Was I the only one who read it like that?..
no mate, that was me too
The character in Hitchhiker's Guide is Ford Prefect. Pronounced "PREE-fect" not "PER-fect".
Mars!! Good selection!!! I got a few books to read, before I jump on to a few of those!!! Thanks for sharing!!!!$🙏🏽🚀🌠❤📚📱✌🏽
She said 😭😂 he literally started teaching himself rocket science ... I relate 🤔😑😑I wish more people enjoyed life more to want to understand it .
Me: Avoid video and screenshot book list from comment section.
MARS! EHHHH and going to book all of these book in my list of "to be read" files
to be actually honest ive seen so many videos out there about books and what is good or not but this video just showed me like 6 books i instantly would start to read, really good video !!!
Anyone here who read all these books and started thinking like Elon Musk?
This video is gold, thanks for the hard-work you guys did.
Elon Musk is a wonderful man . He is very sensitive and a dedicated person to make our world a better place. I will enjoy readin about him and some of the books he suggested , thank you for posting this very interesting video.
Books are magic and I love them!
Can I suggest a book for English students?
Irregular Verbs. The Ultimate Guide. / Amazon.
Simple in form but rich in content!
How?..irregular verbs goes into irregular action...
I think...
Elon musk is a living Creator..
Interesting list. I had read all the Sci-Fi books. Just one correction the Alien in Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy is "Ford Prefect" not "Perfect", which if you are as old as I am you will remember as being a car. It was a name I always thought was very odd and so did Douglas Adams. It's just a little joke.
15 things about Benjamin Franklin
Roman Empire didn't really collapse; the essence of the Romans moved into the religion phase of the cycle, as the Roman Catholic Organization. This is why ancient myths are seen as once been some form of civilization; the morality system from that era will define future religions.
2:37 how ? That hair ?
Hair transplant
Reborn
Late Boomer.
Puberty
He's an alien
He did not say that he thinks everyone should read these. He said that he read them. Don't lie to people for views.
He must have read much more than this amount of books, I guess these are his favorites. So, technically speaking, he recommends them.
funny knowledge lol he used to read up to 10 hours a day. He def read a lot more than ‘15 books’
"Mars", see you there.
I just got bak from Mars ain’t to much goin on it’s like covid wit no virus so I came bak
Einstein , Ben Franklin & Creator of Spruce Goose are going to be my Most Favorites
Someone tell Elon Musk to read "The Alchemist"
That bullshit from a wannabe philosopher?
@@Marina-vk7vi small haters will never be successfull, work on yourself
3 years late but I love Elon, I see a good hearted human being whom has been scarred by shifty kids and adults.
Side note, Elon actually has a degree in physics.
"Nothing happens unless first a dream " - CARL SANDBURG
I'm reading #16 right now and it's really inspiring! The Banks series looks interesting.
_Starts at_ 1:25
LonelyPianist starting isn't boring ,it's not obvious introduction ,,,no need to skip if you've time
bruce wayne Yahhh hahahahhaha but SOMETIMES WE NEED TO RUSH
LonelyPianist that's pretty true
Suggeted by Elon.......really need to read
A couple of them are super specific to rockets..
please do a video on tai lopez
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I believe two books not listed on here that should be are:
1) Start with Why
2) The 48 Laws of Power
I summarize and review books on my channel. I'd love to have anyone watching this video to check it out and give me your feedback.
I suggest you: "the sound of silence" by dean W robbins 😍
For spiritual well-being “The Hidden Words,” can be downloaded free- available in many languages. It contains 153 brief passages revealed by Baha’u’llah in 1858, as he walked the banks of the river Tigris in Baghdad. Direct and straightforward, it holds treasures of meaning that facilitates experiences of inner transformation.
Another amazing video by Alux. Thank you.
Most books are either autobiographies, subject specific or regarding human behavior.
I quit Musk. good for me
If Elon started a book club I'd join in a heartbeat.
"Mars" i am coming 😁
No "The Martian".😭😭
1:26 Here starts
Thanks me later
Came here for Elon, left as soon as I heard " Ford Perfect "... oh the irony
He is Now Richest Men In The World 🤯🤯🤯
Jeff Bezos
Fight club- Chuck palakniuck (and film with Ed. Norton and Brad Pitt...)
Albert Camu
Jim Morrison
Jack Kerouac
Ruyard kipling
Jorge Luis Borges
El ingenioso hidalgo don Quijote de la manch
Jorge Luis Borges
William Blake
Óscar wilde
Rubén Dario
Dovtoieski
Marco Aurelio medititations
Schopenhauer- friederick Nietzche
Over the top👌👍✌️
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Ohhh these really caught my eye. Yes, really needed:)!
Happy to deliver!
I just finished watching the video and I’m even more inspired to read more and take on new challenges. Its lit
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You really should make a video like this shorter by not spoiling so much and taking so much time for each book, 5-20 sec is enough. It makes a video like this 20 times better in my opinion.
Awesome!! Reading is very important!!!
Indeed
0:13 "motivatioanl" the spelling of motivational is wrong
Great! I love book recommendations
Happy to help :)
Make the list of books related on creativity and innovation
I'll get no. 16