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    Weird History Facts For Sleep

    Narrated by Digital Voice Ben E ...

    Unabridged

    1 hour 41 min

    This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.Sometimes, the best way to fall asleep is with stories that don’t matter—at all. Boring Useless History Facts For Sleep is your nightly ticket to drift off through the most bizarre corners of human history—without drama, urgency, or relevance. These historical oddities are so fascinating and so thoroughly unimportant, they’ll soothe your mind straight ... Read more

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  • Only Influencers Win

    by The Historian ...
    Only Influencers Win argues that AI is eliminating traditional careers faster than most people realize — and that the one profession machines cannot replace is the authentic human creator. Through case studies of MrBeast, Emma Chamberlain, Logan Paul, and others, this book breaks down exactly how personality, humor, and genuine connection have become the most valuable economic assets of the twenty ... Read more

    $9.99 USD or Free with Kobo Plus

  • It Actually Worked!

    by The Historian ...
    What if the only thing standing between you and your next breakthrough is a single ask?It Actually Worked! tells the true stories of people who tried anyway. A 12-year-old Steve Jobs cold-called HP's cofounder. J. K. Rowling's manuscript survived twelve rejections. James Dyson built 5,127 prototypes. A grandmother became a YouTube star at 70.Drawing on memoirs and research, this book shows how ... Read more

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  • What Naval Said

    by The Historian ...
    In May 2018, a man posted thirty-nine sentences to Twitter. No course, no link — he had nothing to sell, so he sold nothing. The sentences stayed.This book takes sixty-two of Naval Ravikant's lines and gives each a page or two of thinking. Nothing is dressed up. Where he borrowed a line, the source is named. Where his advice holds only under conditions most people don't have, the book says so.Each ... Read more

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  • SpaceX's IPO and the Future of the Musk Empire

    by The Historian ...
    SpaceX's IPO and the Future of the Musk Empire examines one of the most consequential corporate events of the twenty-first century: the moment a company built to colonize Mars must open its books to the world. From Starlink's subscription economics to the geopolitics of orbital dominance, from founder risk to regulatory pressure, The Historian traces the fault lines that public ownership will ... Read more

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  • The Stoics Had No WiFi and Still Figured It Out

    by The Historian ...
    The Stoics Had No WiFi and Still Figured It Out is a practical, witty guide to ancient Stoic philosophy for the modern overloaded mind. Through the wisdom of Marcus Aurelius, Epictetus, and Seneca, you'll learn to master the one idea that changes everything — the dichotomy of control — and apply it to your phone addiction, social media envy, career burnout, difficult relationships, and financial ... Read more

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  • Under the Starlit Sky A Philosophical Life of Immanuel Kant

    by The Historian ...
    Under the Starlit Sky: The Historian is a philosophical historical novel that follows the life and inner journey of Immanuel Kant. Beginning with his years as a struggling tutor in Königsberg, the story portrays Kant not only as a great thinker but also as a deeply human figure shaped by loneliness, discipline, grief, and wonder. Encounters with thinkers like David Hume shake his confidence in ... Read more

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  • The Future of Work

    by The Historian ...
    The Future of Work explores how artificial intelligence and robotics are transforming the nature of human labor in the twenty-first century. Rather than focusing solely on job loss, the book examines the deeper question of what work means in an age when machines can perform many cognitive and physical tasks once reserved for humans. It argues that while automation will replace numerous routine ... Read more

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  • Succeed Like Karl Lagerfeld

    by The Historian ...
    Succeed Like Karl Lagerfeld breaks down the mindset and methods behind one of history's most relentless creative legends. From his cold Hamburg childhood to reinventing Chanel at 50, losing 100 pounds at 68, and embracing Instagram at 80 — Karl never stopped evolving. This book extracts his real success formula: radical discipline, fearless self-reinvention, obsessive learning, and an unshakable ... Read more

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  • There Is No Spoon

    by The Historian ...
    The green code. The red pill. The spoon that isn't there.Since 1999, The Matrix has become one of the most interpreted films in history. Philosophers see Plato's cave in it, theologians a savior's death and resurrection, Buddhists a journey through illusion. Others find Gnostic myth, Alice's rabbit hole, astrology, tarot, Jung's shadow, and a warning about artificial intelligence.There Is No Spoon ... Read more

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  • The End of Money as We Know It

    by The Historian ...
    The End of Money as We Know It, explores how the global economy is shifting from a world centered on paper money to one driven by digital networks, programmable currencies, and new forms of value. Rather than focusing solely on cryptocurrencies or central bank digital currencies, the book argues that wealth itself is being redefined. The author identifies five emerging sources of economic power: ... Read more

    $9.99 USD or Free with Kobo Plus