what books would you add?

A book that was a suprise to me recently was Hold Onto Your Kids, by Neufeld and Mate. It is a parenting book, but it turned out to explore something much more fundamental about our psychological development and contemporary culture. It's all about attachment during the development and maturation process which humans need as much as they need food. It also explores how in contemporary culture, peer attachment are becoming more dominant than parent-child attachments. Peer culture are inherently uncertain, with betrail of primary attachment being much more prevalent. This leads to psychological maturation process to get stuck essentially. This book is not a must of course, but in any case it is really interesting, even for those who do not have kids. It can reveal some interesting things about your own past. And not only this aspect of psychological development seems neglected, it is as if the whole scientific community has adopted the completely opposite stance on it, making things much worse.

After you read Charles Darwin, read David Berlinski. You won’t regret it. (The Deniable Darwin or The Devils Delusion) he’s not religious btw…he’s a prominent mathematician who’s also a great writer.

Which place/website would you recommend for 2nd hand books(particularly, non-fiction ones)

Thucydides' Peloponnesian War, probably "The Landmark Thuycidides." and maybe J.M. Roberts' Penguin History of the World." He does have a condensed version.

Kalle Lasn - Culture Jam: How to reverse America's suicidal consumer binge and why we must

Suggest something on Critical and logical thinking

The works of Nassim Taleb.

Herodotus - Histories.... Although debatable to what extent it is actually non fiction lol.