I feel like "Sapiens" and Eckhart Tolle cover a large percentage of what he's saying (though admittedly I haven't checked out his latest musings). I wonder if anyone's crowd-sourced a "top 5" of what the underlying worthwhile books to read would be.
Some brief searching turned up this "reading list," [1] though it looks a lot like one of those book-lists people make to show how they smart they are.
[1]: https://www.kevinrooke.com/book-recommendations/naval-ravika...
This is an actual question, I don't know the answer, but it does seem extremely unlikely to me that this would be the case.
No of course not. Philosophy is a progression of original insights built upon the prior progression of original insights. But the key word here is "original", aka a leap of intuition that reveals something about existence not previously recognized. Not regurgitated, un-credited, pop-philosophy.
Denpok: *gulp* ... no.
Gavin Belson: Thank you Denpok. I really needed to hear that.