7 books nominated by "Mark Zuckerberg" for reading

Have you ever thought about how young people managed to build great and great companies and how they could be creative and different from those around them? The answer is reading. Reading nourishes the soul and develops the artistic sense, thus refining your abilities and raising your destiny and increasing your chances of success.

The following is a list of books nominated by Mark Zuckerberg.

The book "Why the People Are Fallen" by economist Darren Asimoglu and Harvard University political scientist James Robinson, written in a strikingly appealing style, answers the question that has puzzled experts for centuries: Why are some rich countries and others poor and why the world is divided Between the extremes of contradictions such as wealth and poverty, health, disease, food, famine, and so on?
The 15-year fruit book of research by researchers until first published in 2012, Zuckerberg mentioned that he chose this book which gives him a better understanding of the origins of poverty in the world.

The book "The Good Optimist" was first published in 2010, one of the most popular books, and is arguably one of the most controversial books by Matt Ridely.
The book states that the concept of free markets is the basis of human progress. Zuckerberg said he was keen to read this book because it assumes that social and political forces control the size of economic forces. "This book is an antithesis of the book Why People Fall, Reading it to see which idea is the most sincere and echoed. "

The book "Trigeminal Problems" was first published in 2008 by Chinese author Liu Cixin and Ken Liu, who won this year's Hugo Award as the best science fiction book.

This book is about Mao Zedong, the founding leader of the Chinese Republic and the founder of the Great Cultural Proletarian Revolution, which brought China to the brink of civil war.

The book "Classes of Religious Experience" is one of the books nominated by Mark Zuckerberg in 2015, written by William James, a collection of written lectures on how religious awareness tracks shaped the movement of human history, and how some people used religion politically to excite people And to get rid of the right religious awareness, which is supposed to be tolerance, civil, rationality, renewal, justice and openness uh its characteristics.

The 2006 Energy Book was published by Vaclav Smil, which explores and explores important topics on how energy works and how our production evolves if energy is properly activated to overcome the difficulties people face, thus providing needs with minimal costs and minimal investment.

The book "Dealing with China" by Henry M. Paulson, a book illustrating how China has turned over the past 35 years, if China has witnessed one of the largest economic and social transformations in human history, and how hundreds of millions of people have moved out of poverty , For the state to witness rapid economic growth in which the economy exceeds the society itself!

he book "The Structure of Scientific Revolutions" is a philosophical book by Thomas S. Kuhn, in which Cohen explains how some cases in scientific history have turned into a radical transformation and how scientific discoveries have emerged throughout history.

The book also sheds light on the revolutions as a shift in outlook to the world and what is the precedence of guiding models and answers the concept of scientific revolutions and explains the nature and necessity.