Reading

Andrew Ng, founder of Coursera and former Chief Scientist at Baidu Research, shares a list of his favorite books about entrepreneurship and innovation.

via Farnam Street.

This blog post offers reading list suggestions if you enjoyed the show Black Mirror. via kottke.org

While voter fraud is improbable, WIRED explains how issues like aging voting machines and unequal resources can create unfair elections. via WIRED

Valet. magazine presents a selection of field jackets for fall, highlighting their versatility and practicality as outerwear.

via Valet.

GM crops haven't increased yields or reduced pesticide use as some proponents claimed, according to a New York Times piece highlighted in this article. via The source of this content is Marginal Revolution.

This article profiles Donald Trump, his presidential campaign, and his advisors in the final days of the 2016 election. via New York magazine.

In 2016, MIT Technology Review contrasted product announcements from Microsoft and Apple, suggesting Microsoft showed more innovation with the Surface Studio. via MIT Technology Review.

Tim Ferriss' new book *Tools of Titans* summarizes the lessons he learned from interviewing nearly 200 world-class performers on *The Tim Ferriss Show*.

The Marginalian celebrates a decade of exploring art, science, philosophy and more with ten key life lessons and popular articles. via The Marginalian

WIRED explores the design trend of low-contrast text contributing to the web becoming harder to read.

This article gives readers five research-backed tips to overcome social anxiety. via Barking Up The Wrong Tree.

Anthony Bourdain shares some quotable quotes with *Vogue* about his life and career.