Peter Boghossian

"The Constitution of Knowledge" by Jonathan Rauch is a timely and essential book that explores the multi-front challenge America is facing in distinguishing fact from fiction and elevating truth above falsehood. From disinformation and trolling to conspiracies and cancel culture, Rauch examines the epistemic crisis that is threatening society's grip on truth. Through a thought-provoking analysis of the Constitution of Knowledge, Rauch arms readers with a clearer understanding of how they can defend objective truth and free inquiry against threats, both foreign and domestic.

Discover the true nature of disasters with this insightful and urgent book. Renowned author Niall Ferguson explains why we are failing to handle catastrophes, using historical events and modern-day crises as examples. With a focus on pandemics, earthquakes, wildfires, financial crises, and wars, Doom offers not only a history but a theory of disasters. Drawing from economics, cliodynamics, and network science, Ferguson highlights why our bureaucratic and complex systems are getting worse at handling these events. Urgently needed, Doom is a lesson in history to help us avoid irreversible decline.

Discover a new way to connect with the environment and ourselves in this thrilling critique of productivity and technology. Dive into an action plan to resist capitalism's hold on our attention and find meaning in the process. This book sheds light on what we've been too distracted to see in ourselves and the world around us.

Learn how to bounce back from failure and turn setbacks into success with insights from emergency room doctors, kindergarten teachers, bankruptcy judges, and venture capitalists. Reinvent yourself with advice from business blogger Megan McArdle in The Up Side of Down. Don't miss this book that just might change the way you lead your life.

Discover how to improve your overall health and fitness with Knee Ability Zero. Written by #kneesovertoesguy, Ben Patrick, this book provides exercises that require zero gym memberships, zero weights, and zero athletic ability. Whether you're a professional athlete or a regular individual who wants to enjoy a pain-free walk in the park, this guide will help you strengthen your hips, knees, ankles, Achilles and more with just a few minutes of exercises several times a week. With success stories from over 2,300 people and fans like Joe Rogan and Charles Woodson, Knee Ability Zero is a must-have book for anyone looking to improve their physical abilities. Click the "buy" button now to get started!

Gain insight into government thinking from a high-level Hungarian politician in The Hungarian Way of Strategy. Balázs Orbán shares his extensive knowledge of strategic planning, national character, and debunks Western media misconceptions about Hungary's government. Learn how Hungary's unique geography and history continue to shape their thinking and values, and gain a new perspective on governing principles in Europe.

San Fransicko scrutinizes how progressive policies have worsened the issues of homelessness, inequality, and crime in America's faltering cities. Michael Shellenberger, a thirty-year resident of the San Francisco Bay Area, initially supported progressive policies but was shocked to discover how they had enabled destructive behaviors rather than solving the problems. He argues that the real problem lies in the ideology that designates certain people as victims entitled to such behaviors, ultimately undermining the values that make cities and civilization possible.