Charlotte, have you read Steve Jobs’ biography by Walter Isaacson? I ask because Jobs was a big proponent of LSD. The book isn’t about that primarily, but there are several anecdotes about it. I’ve never done drugs, but I’ve always wondered how accurate Jobs was in his assessment that at least some of his vision was because of LSD.
No! I haven't read that one. I knew Job's had taken LSD but I'd love to read more. Thanks for this suggestion! I love LSD too. I think it's the best, but most overly-demonized drug. A microdose of LSD with breakfast is great for increasing joy, focus, and creativity.
I haven't read this month. I haven't read much lately and I need to fix that. The book about the Tokyo wife and the homeless billionaire story sounds appealing.
Yes. Both were good. I definitely liked the 5 Am Club more than the Fault Lines book about the Tokyo wife, but it was a well-written book, just my own personal taste.
Charlotte, have you read Steve Jobs’ biography by Walter Isaacson? I ask because Jobs was a big proponent of LSD. The book isn’t about that primarily, but there are several anecdotes about it. I’ve never done drugs, but I’ve always wondered how accurate Jobs was in his assessment that at least some of his vision was because of LSD.
No! I haven't read that one. I knew Job's had taken LSD but I'd love to read more. Thanks for this suggestion! I love LSD too. I think it's the best, but most overly-demonized drug. A microdose of LSD with breakfast is great for increasing joy, focus, and creativity.
I haven't read this month. I haven't read much lately and I need to fix that. The book about the Tokyo wife and the homeless billionaire story sounds appealing.
Yes. Both were good. I definitely liked the 5 Am Club more than the Fault Lines book about the Tokyo wife, but it was a well-written book, just my own personal taste.