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Given that you've read a lot of history, what are the top 15-25, books you'd recommend? Which one's best push you closer to level 2 and level 3 insight?
In general, do you have advice for how to best work towards that higher level understanding?
Perhaps more importantly, which books have you read that you would recommend that I skip?
Seconded. Or more generally, a framework for how to put together a good reading list, would be extremely helpful.