📚 9 Books mentioned in "David Eagleman: Neuroplasticity and the Livewired Brain | Lex Fridman Podcast #119" of Lex Fridman Podcast

uh anthony door wrote a book called all the light we cannot see which actually uh was inspired by incognito by exactly what we were talking about earlier about how you can only see a little bit of the what we call visible light in the electromagnetic radiation

David Eagleman mentions this fiction book by Anthony Doerr, noting its title was inspired by his own book 'Incognito'.

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as far as not as far as nonfiction goes i grew up uh with cosmos both watching the pbs series and then reading the book

David Eagleman mentions growing up reading the book 'Cosmos' by Carl Sagan, which influenced him greatly.

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i gave this the end of my book incognito

David Eagleman refers to a story or idea presented at the end of his book 'Incognito'.

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I would actually recommend invisible cities I just i loved that book by italo calvino

David Eagleman recommends this fiction book by Italo Calvino.

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he is an author a lot of amazing books about the human mind and his new one called livewired

Lex introduces David Eagleman and mentions his new book.

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and now let me leave you with some words from david eagleman in his book

Lex introduces a quote from one of David Eagleman's books.

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i recommend ascent of money as a great book on this history

Lex recommends this book for understanding the history of money.

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you know i i don't know if you're familiar with a philosopher named ernest becker he wrote a book called denial of death

Lex mentions this book by Ernest Becker in the context of the fear of mortality and terror management theory.

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um snows of kilimanjaro uh oh wow short stories that i love

David Eagleman mentions this as one of his favorite short stories by Hemingway.

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