How to interpret the scores:
Books which are labelled as favourite changed my life in some way.
Carl Bergstrom and Jevin West
How to spot bullshit and what to do after that. Funny and important book.
Gad Saad
Bit misleading title for the book full of angry arguments against overly liberal policies mainly in USA. I stopped listening to the audio version of the book circa in the middle.
Daniel Prokop
Palčivé problémy Česka v podání předního sociologa, který neváhá kritizovat levici i pravici.
Christopher Hitchens
Mother Teresa's morals and believes clearly belong to the past.
Matt Ridley
If you push enough, everything can be explained with evolution theory.
Simon Singh
The history of cryptography from the acknowledged popular science (maths) book author.
Christopher Hadnagy
Learn some actionable practices to hack human brain of other people and exploit it's attributes and weaknesses.
Catherine Belton
How Putin raised his power, gained control of whole industries, banks, companies and ruled Russia with the help of KGB and FSB. Not overwhelmingly pleasant to read.
Matt Ridley
Innovation is a long, messy and complex process. The contributions of single scientics and inventors is overstated.
Carl Sagan
Sagan is one of the most prominent popular science author and this book was even turned into a series.
Adam Rutherford
What can modern DNA analysis tell us about our ancestors? A lot actually.
Richard Dawkins
Another briliant book from the great Dawkins. You love him or you hate him.
Steven Pinker
Shane Parrish, Rhiannon Beaubien
Ray Kurzweil
James Gleick
Annaka Harris
A hard topic to write about. I expected a bit more since Sam Harris (her husband) and some other notable authors and scientists have recommended the book.
Gad Gaad
Nassim Nicholas Taleb
Taleb introduces another great term—antifragility—which can be found in many areas. And which can be consciously improved. It's more than robustness.
David A. Sinclair
Shane Parrish, Rhiannon Beaubien
Judea Pearl
Not very engaging but definitely important topic of correlation, causation, statistics and AI.
Vaclav Smil
Max Tegmark
Brian Christian, Tom Griffiths
Darrell Huff
Robert T. Kiyosaki
by Carol S. Dweck
Stephen King
J.M. Troska
Jaroslav Foglar
Arthur C. Clarke
Michal Viewegh
Johannes Mario Simmel
Matthew Walker
Johannes Mario Simmel
Letokruhy,
Karel Čapek
Karel Čapek
Edgar Allan Poe
Václav Koubek
Jiří Levý
Philip K. Dick
Jack London
Jáchym Topol
Cixin Liu
Randall Munroe
The Lord of the Rings,
Remembrance of Earth’s Past
Mark Manson
Richard Bachman
The Lord of the Rings,
Niccolò Machiavelli
Ernest Hemingway
Sam Harris
Ray Bradbury
The Lord of the Rings,
Marie Kondō
Leonard Bernstein
J.R.R. Tolkien
Chuck Dixon
Douglas Adams
Herodotus
John Steinbeck
Isaac Asimov
Stieg Larsson
Stieg larsson
Siddhartha Mukherjee
Charles Darwin
The last book of Darwin which perfectly shows how rigorous he was and that he was such a talent for discovering of long-term phenomena.
The Lord of the Rings,
Sam Harris
Allan Pease
Cixin Liu
Liu Cixin
Robert Langdon,
Arthur Conan Doyle
J.D. Salinger
Steven Pinker
Mark Twain
Timothy Ferriss
Malcolm Gladwell
Jaroslav Foglar
Johannes Mario Simmel
Richard P. Feynman
Jaroslav Foglar
Jaroslav Foglar
Johannes Mario Simmel
Steven Pinker
Zdeněk Mahler
Yuval Noah Harari
Johannes Mario Simmel
J. M. Troska
Jan Otčenášek
Daniel Defoe
Rama,
Eliezer Yudkowsky
Ramblings on rationality, biases, false believes, artificial intelligence, …
Karel Čapek
Romain Rolland
Josef Čapek
Malcolm Gladwell
Peter Suber
Jáchym Topol
Johannes Mario Simmel
H. G. Wells
J. M. Troska
Johannes Mario Simmel
J.M. Troska
Miloslav Nevrlý
Johannes Mario Simmel
Jarmila Loukotková
Stephen Fry
Sirt Arthur Conan Doyle
Eduard Moerike
Hans Kueng
Henri Charriére
Johannes Mario Simmel
Apostolos K. Doxiadis
Rudolf Těsnohlídek
Stephen Leacock
Victor Hugo
Karel Čapek
Václav Koubek
Miloslav Nevrlý
Edgar Allan Poe
Alexandr Solženicyn
Ernest Zavarský
Otto Bettmann
Thomas H. Cormen
Isaac Asimov
Ed Yong
It felt to me like a very long blog entry or a longish article on web rather than a science popular book.
Richard Matheson
A fiction book about last surviror on the Earth, fighting zombies. Classic.
Johannes Mario Simmel
Jaroslav Foglar
Václav Koubek
Yuval Noah Harari
Douglas R. Hofstadter
Christopher Hitchens
Ray Bradbury
Hans Rosling
Mark Manson
His previous book was much better, but this one is better compared to other self-help books I have read.
Greg McKeown
Edgar Allan Poe
Steven Pinker
Sam Harris
and Doesn't Work
Evan Hunter
Hérodotos
Karel Čapek
Ernest Thompson Seton
Jaroslav Foglar
Cal Newport
Mojmír Vlašín
Rady a tipy pro domácnosti. Některé rozumné, některé přehnané, ale žádné zbytečné.
John Wydham
Cal Newport
Remembrance of Earth’s Past
Fyodor Dostoyevsky
Miloslav Nevrlý
Karel Čapek
Michal Viewegh
Jaroslav Foglar
George Orwell
Miroslav Holub
Johannes Mario Simmel
Aesop
R. R. R. Martin
Bill Bryson
Johannes Mario Simmel
Johannes Mario Simmel
R. R. R. Martin
Yuval Noah Harari
Tomáš Mikolov
Randall Munroe
Daniel Kahneman
Dan Ariely
Third book from Dan Ariely. A bit less entertaining but still very informative.
Thomas S. Kuhn
Richard Dawkins
Matt Ridley
Barry Schwartz
Richard Dawkins (ed.)
Charles Darwin
John Maeda
Richard Dawkins
Richard Dawkins
Dawkins' attack on the religion. This probably won't make you an apostate but I liked it a lot as many other Dawkins' books.
Richard Dawkins
Siddhartha Mukherjee
Carl Sagan
Nassim Nicholas Taleb
Richard Dawkins
Richard Socher
Dan Brown
Sandra Blakeslee and Jeff Hawkins
Jeff Hawkins
Isaac Asimov
Jan Hnízdil
Oliver Sacks
Douglas R. Hofstadter
Antoine de Exupéry
Jorge Luis Borges
Dan Ariely
Douglas R. Hofstadter
Jared M. Diamond
Christopher D. Manning
Daniel C. Dennett
James Gleick
Ben Goldacre
George R. R. Martin
George R. R. Martin
Stephen W. Hawking
The most often unfinished book of all times. Hard to digest but a real treat for curious minds.
Laurie Bauer (ed.)
George R. R. Martin
Simon Singh