Isnt it used specfically to find out what unkown compounds make up a substance? It would be useful for companies to use it to make their own knock off brands id imagine. But surely its not that simple, so whats the problem with doing that? Or do they already do this?
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Hi everyone, looking for some books similiar to:
Clear thinking: turning ordinary moments into extraordinary results by shane parrish
how to lie with statistics by Darrell huff
The almanack of Naval Ravikant: a guide to wealth and happiness by Eric Jorgenson
How they get you by Chris Kohler
Origin Story by David Christian
Zero to one: Notes on startups, or how to build the future, by peter thiel
Think like a rocket scientist by Ozan Varol
Thinking, Fast and Slow — Daniel Kahneman
The Great Mental Models (Vol. 1–4) — Shane Parrish
Poor Charlie's Almanack — Charlie Munger
Seeking Wisdom from Charlie Munger to Darwin — Peter Bevelin
The Demon-Haunted World — Carl Sagan
Range - David Epstein
Yuval Noah Harari trilogy:
The lessons of history - Will and Ariel Durant
Good thinking - David Robert Grimes
The design of everyday things - Don Norman
The upside to irrationality - Dan Ariely
The changing world order - Ray Dalio
The skeptics guide to the universe - Steven Novella
All of Walter Isaacson's biographies
Anything that delves into how things work, thinking large scale, 2nd degree and important ideas which might be helpful in the future. And to some degree, how to think. Cross posted from bookrecommendations
Any recs would be greatly appreciated!
Hi everyone, looking for some books similiar to:
Clear thinking: turning ordinary moments into extraordinary results by shane parrish
how to lie with statistics by Darrell huff
The almanack of Naval Ravikant: a guide to wealth and happiness by Eric Jorgenson
How they get you by Chris Kohler
Origin Story by David Christian
Zero to one: Notes on startups, or how to build the future, by peter thiel
Think like a rocket scientist by Ozan Varol
Thinking, Fast and Slow — Daniel Kahneman
The Great Mental Models (Vol. 1–4) — Shane Parrish
Poor Charlie's Almanack — Charlie Munger
Seeking Wisdom from — Peter Bevelin
The Demon-Haunted World — Carl Sagan
Range - David Epstein
Yuval Noah Harari trilogy:
The lessons of history - Will and Ariel Durant
Good thinking - David Robert Grimes
The design of everyday things - Don Norman
The upside to irrationality - Dan Ariely
The changing world order - Ray Dalio
The skeptics guide to the universe - Steven Novella
All of Walter Isaacson's biographies
Anything that delves into how things work, thinking large scale, 2nd degree and important ideas which might be helpful in the future. And to some degree, how to think.
Any recs would be greatly appreciated!