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Every book Zoltan Istvan recommended on podcasts

Guest on The Rubin Report · 2 books · 1 episode across 1 podcast

Books recommended by Zoltan Istvan

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  1. 2030

    Albert Brooks · Discussed · 1 episode

    Discussed
    “you know it's interesting I read a book called 2030 by Albert Brooks it was his fiction novel about what he thinks America is going to be like in 2030 and one of the the issues that he thinks we're going to face the most is that our aging population is going to keep staying alive”
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  2. Waking Up

    Sam Harris · Discussed · 1 episode

    Waking Up by Sam Harris is a rigorous exploration of spirituality, consciousness, and meditation stripped of religious dogma, advocating for mindfulness through a scientific lens.

    Discussed
    “yeah it sounds a lot like uh the book by Sam Harris who's one of my one of my favorite... oh the book's right there Sam Harris waking up a GU... a guide to spirituality without religion”
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Books Zoltan Istvan wrote

Appearances

EpisodePodcastDateBooks
What is Transhumanism & The Future of Technology? | Zoltan Istvan | TECH | Rubin ReportThe Rubin Report2016-10-072
Other mentions (4: passing, ad reads, own books)
Own book The Transhumanist Wager
“I came home I wrote my novel the trans humus wager the book did really well I combined it with my journalism skills and I've you know started writing a lot about the movie movement which sort of led me to being a more visible figure in it”
Own book Upgrading America
“I came home I wrote my novel the trans humus wager”
Passing Brave New World
“well that's a totally that's now society's unfair now we're getting into you know Brave New World type of stuff”