If fractured instrument could not be retrieved, but was bypassed, would success rate be affected?

“Let me get this straight. You’re saying…”

How reliable are CO2 vitality tests? Is it too subjective considering patient’s response? Is CO2 test definitive when it comes to endodontic treatment decision?

Companion software for researchers

Putting risks in perspectives

Exploring a different teaching method

How can we improve quality of education and keep the cost down?

Surveillance systems have been adopted enthusiastically by universities, yet the debate on their pros and cons has been lacking.

Is current scientific research architecture up to the new challenges?

Systematic and comprehensive look at basic income

History of physicists, mathematicians, statisticians in stock market.

Many social ills can be explained evolutionarily.

Quantitative investing

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Blake Masters & Peter Theil

All about startups.

By

Erin Niimi Longhurst

A light touch on Japanese culture.

By

Michael Wooldridge

If you want to understand what’s all the fuss about AI in the news, read the book.

By

David Halpern

Novel ideas vs Real-world problems. Unexpectedly fun and useful read.

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Sunstein & Thaler

Changing behaviour without force.

By

Brian Dumaine

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Rana Foroohar

The case against big tech.

By

Roger McNamee

Dark side of internet platforms.

By

Jonah Berger

Everyone wants to change someone’s minds sometimes. This is a book about change; it is, therefore, for everyone.

By

Yuval Noah Harari

A critical analysis of the technological impacts on society, culture, politics and economy.

by

James Wise

Probably one of the clearest and the most comprehensive explanation of cycle of coups in Thailand.

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Jared Diamond

How humans evolved to be so different from other animals, despite sharing over 98% of our DNA with our closest animal relatives, the chimpanzees.

by

Daniel Susskind

When machines replace people, how would that affect us mentally, socially and politically? A comprehensive look at a future where there’s less or no work for us and what we can do about it.

by

Robert Grimes

Why flawed logic puts us all at risk, and how critical thinking can save the world.

by

James W. Loewen

Understanding our past is central to our ability to understand ourselves and the world around us. We need to know our history.

by

Malcolm Gladwell

Why do some people achieve so much more than others? Can they lie so far out of the ordinary? These are the main questions the book tried to answer.

by

Richard Layard

We overly focus on proxy measures (e.g. GDP) and overlook the meaningful measures (e.g. happiness).

by

Charles Duhigg

How do we make better decisions?

by

Drs. HG Welch, LM Schwartz, and S Woloshin

A counter-intuitive outlook of healthcare technologies.

by

Nate Silver

Evolutionary instincts sometimes lead us to see patterns when there are none. We tend to find patterns in random noise.

by

Larry Young & Brian Alexander

Is it possible that our feelings, our urges, our morality or the lack thereof can be explained by variations of chemicals in our bodies?

by

Dan Ariely

What we think of ourselves and what we really are, interestingly, are not the same.

by

Abey & Ford

Have you ever wondered how much money you really need?

by

Annie Duke

Life and uncertainties

edited by

Jared Diamond & James A. Robinson

What do case control studies have anything to do with the study of history?

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Jared Diamond

Curious questions from curious mind

How to think critically.

How to live with uncertainty.

How to live a good life.

What’s over the horizon?

Understanding decline, the end of life and how to improve it

How society mismanages aged care and what can be done about it

How to age well

What can we learn from pandemic?

Opportunities after pandemic

Do you want to be more productive with your life?

Spend it right and be happy

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Clive Hamilton & Richard Denniss

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John Medina

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Steven Laureys

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Bob Brotherton

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Alex Fok & Hooi Pin Chew

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Jennifer LaGarde & Darren Hudgins

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Carl Bergstrom & Jevin West

How best to enjoy reading (for free)

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Rebecca Henderson

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Gene Sharp

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Steven Levitsky & Daniel Ziblatt

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Aaron Wright & Primavera De Filippi

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William Ury & Roger Fisher

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Jeff Rubin

By

Jaron Lanier

By

Robert Reich

Current capitalism is unsustainable. The book outlined why and offered policy ideas that would improve the situations.

By

Julia Ebner

What’s going on in our world but well hidden.

By

Steven Levy

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Paul Goodwind

Statistics for everyone