Finished the stack on the left, moving to the stack on the right. Please let me know any important reads I'm missing.

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My rough notes can be found at https://github.com/jeffzh4ng/field-notes/tree/master/economics

Fooled by Randomness with some of lesswrong was a great read. Now has me thinking in distributions over samples and EV over likelihoods. I was hesitant to continue the Incerto due to some goodread reviews. How does the rest of the series compare to the first?

I would add Taleb’s work, all books.

Also “an introduction to cybernetics” by Ashby.

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Thank you 🙏 I'll definitely take a look at Lightning once I'm more familiar with L1.

I recommend you to add "The Infinite Machine: How an Army of Crypto-hackers Is Building the Next Internet with Ethereum" by Camila Russo, and reorder the stack to end with Mastering Bitcoin/Ethereum (the most technical). Also I would read Mastering Lightning Network, by Antonopoulos, after Mastering Bitcoin

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As an alternative, I'd probably watch Vitalik's "Ethereum in 30 minute" talks from devcon and google the stuff that you don't understand to dive deeper :-) 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UihMqcj-cqc

If you're looking for a good technical overview (assuming you are given the rust books!), unfortunately Mastering Ethereum is a bit of a let down :-( There isn't a great alternative that I'm aware of: really good opportunity for someone to write it! There's a WIP one for the beacon chain: https://eth2book.info/