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  • The Nvidia Innovator’s Dilemma

    A $5 Trillion Tragedy of Having Too Much MoneyAre you tired of business books that celebrate actual success? Do you wake up in a cold sweat worrying that making $750 million a day is actually a terminal disease? If not, please, put this book down and walk away.In The NVIDIA Innovator's Dilemma, Slava Solodkiy—writing from Shoreditch and openly admitting he lacks the "measured, generous" voice of a ... Read more

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  • Europe’s First Trillion-Dollar Startup?

    What if Europe's first trillion-dollar start-up is already hiding in plain sight?For years, Europe has asked why it cannot build a technology company in the weight class of Apple, Amazon, Alphabet or NVIDIA. This book asks a less polite question: what if the answer is Revolut — and what if even Revolut has not fully understood what it could become?'Europe's First Trillion-Dollar Startup?' is not ... Read more

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  • Ready, Actually: A Civilian’s Field Guide to Britain’s New Security Age

    DO NOT READ THIS BOOK IF...1. You prefer your apocalypse to be cinematic and sexy. If your idea of "national security" involves tactical gear, hoarding baked beans in a bunker, and waiting for society to collapse so you can finally be the alpha survivor, this book will criminally disappoint you. There are no weapon instructions here . Instead, the author has the absolute audacity to suggest that ... Read more

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  • Navalny Card

    The Navalny Card promises intrigue, scandal, and secret machinations behind the scenes of Russian opposition politics. What do we actually get? A long-winded, self-indulgent tour of facts that everyone with a Wi-Fi connection already knows. The book's author, in a stunning display of investigative inertia, manages to unpack the history of a would-be fintech rebellion with all the excitement of ... Read more

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  • Singapore's Ascent: How Nuclear, Hydrogen, and Space Technologies Can Fuel a Nation's Future

    This book is not a manifesto for uncritical technological advancement, nor is it a eulogy for a simpler past. It is a question, an exploration. It is a meditation on humanity's relentless pursuit of progress, seen through the unique lens of Singapore's calculated ambition. How far can we allow technology to shape our world before we lose control of the very tools we wield? How much hope should we ... Read more

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  • Unveiling the Underworld of Global Finance

    Slava Solodkiy isn't just another fintech "guru" dishing out theories; he's someone who's actually lived the high-stakes world of finance, not just talking the talk but walking through every challenge the industry has to offer. In an era where "influencers" give fintech advice without ever setting foot in a bank, Slava has not only been in the trenches but has built the battleground itself.As the ... Read more

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  • Justice in Metastate Era: AI, Self-Litigation & Legal Ethics

    Rethinking Justice in the Age of AI, Self-Litigation, and Legal Power PlaysWhat happens when a lone self-litigant faces off against corporate titans armed with armies of high-priced lawyers? In this groundbreaking exposé, Slava Solodkiy blends sharp wit, philosophical insights, and real-world legal drama to uncover the cracks in our justice systems—and the surprising solutions already emerging ... Read more

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  • Bank of Elon: IMF 2.0

    It's a tale of how the financial system, in its infinite wisdom, decided to cling to the good old days (think rotary phones and dial-up internet) while the rest of the world went and got itself a Tesla, a Twitter account, and a side hustle mining Bitcoin. The book begins with the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, but it quickly makes clear: SVB is less the villain and more the hapless protagonist ... Read more

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    How Lateral Power Is Transforming Energy, the Economy, and the World

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  • The Transparent Society

    Will Technology Force Us To Choose Between Privacy And Freedom?

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