Sperm Wars
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Read on Hacker NewsAsk HN: Books on human nature that changed your interactions After reading 48 Laws of Power, I started seeing interactions between 1) others & myself, 2) others & others in a completely different light. There were these mental "hooks" I could analyze human interactions through. Neil Strauss's "Rules of the Game" did something similar. I'm currently reading Robin Baker's "Sperm Wars" and it's again showing me human interactions through a new light. So, HN: what are the books that presented new theories / ideas on human nature that has changed the way you view / analyze human interactions?
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Read on Hacker NewsHighly recommend Sperm Wars. Interestingly, it was recommended to me from Tucker Max's reading list, who is the topic of the linked "The New Dating Game" article.
Read on Hacker NewsSperm Wars - A fascinating evolutionary biology book focusing on sperm competition. Caesar by Christian Meier - Got totally hooked on this, wonderful read. Happy Hour is for Amateurs - Novel by web author Philalawyer. Drugs, Alcohol and the Lawyering profession, written in a gonzo-style. War of Art
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