Lets share what we’re all reading at the moment fellow watchcrunchers ☕️
It’s great to pick up new books to read and I feel everyone at WC has some interesting literature to share ☕️☕️☕️
Mine right now is Peter Zeihan’s The End of the World is Just the Beginning. He’s a famous geopolitical analyst who I first heard on a few podcasts like Joe Rogan and his worldview and insights are quite interesting and based on country resources and trade.
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What's on my desk now.
On my wrist.
Fiction and a Benrus for me.
Current read, haven’t started yet but excited
A proof draft on some Engineering guidance that I am on the technical committee to deliver. Yeah, I’m fun. Lots of comments from me.
Military board game
Wow - there are many interesting professions 🤩👍
Fiction and a Benrus for me.
Nice watch 🤜🤛
The author, Mona Simpson, is the sister of the late Apple founder Steve Jobs though she didn't meet him until she was 26. Jobs had an unconventional and often corrosive relationship with many of his family members, employees and rivals.
Also a shameless plug for my wife who is a friend of Simpson and is acknowledged in the book for her contributions within the mental health field.
Breitling Chronomat UTC
I'm in two of these 🤓
Perhaps a strange pairing but two things I love nonetheless.
Coincidentally Hands of Time by Rebecca Struthers.
Fantastic read!
Currently reading the Bible (but that's everyday) and "The Return of the Gods" by Johnathan Cahn.
It's the story of a firm founded more than three centuries ago as a Liverpool timber business
The curious incident of the dog in the night time
Nice watch I just finished thunderball by Ian flemming.
Picked up this for my 9 hour plane ✈️ ride on Sunday ✌🏻
I'm a little past the middle of "Make Room! Make Room!", the book that inspired Soylent Green. Veeeeery loosely inspired. There are Soylent Steaks in the beginning, but they aren't people, they are Soybean and Lentil.
He used to live maybe a quarter mile from where I grew up.
I grew up in Worpswede!
I grew up in Worpswede!
It's a small world, alright. I grew up right outside of Worpswede and left for Hamburg around 1989.
What's on my desk now.
On my wrist.
Guns of August is a must-read, stands with any of the best McCoullough out there
Read Francis Fukuyama's End of History right after this for a hilarious degree of pendelum swing in perspectives
Don Paterson's Rain.
Here's your book back, world. Good story.
I underlined a few things. Sorry.
Preparing for the next movie, which I heard is covering the second book, which I hadn't read before...
Sorry, I couldn't help myself. 🙃
Preparing for the next movie, which I heard is covering the second book, which I hadn't read before...
The second book is pretty good too but iirc after that it gets kinda weird, haven’t read them since college 😅. The movies were my favorite though 🔥.
What's on my desk now.
On my wrist.
I love the Guns of August! I remember borrowing it from the city library and I was the first person to borrow it since the 70s 😁
A proof draft on some Engineering guidance that I am on the technical committee to deliver. Yeah, I’m fun. Lots of comments from me.
Shoulder on my friend 😁 You’ll get through that 💪