Five non-fiction book recommendations from a PhD student

I'm Caden Howlett and I'm a first year PhD student at the University of Arizona studying tectonics. Here are my top five nonfiction book recommendations. If you are interested in science and philosophy my discussion forum on Instagram (@cadenhowlett). There, I share short essays on topics ranging from black hole formation to the nature of consciousness.
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[@danielseth9072]

I’ve bought Wonderful life on the basis of your recommendation. Looking forward to it! Thanks for the videos, helpful to see some of what a PhD can involve

[@cadenhowlett]

Yesss I hope you enjoy it, it is one of my all time favorites. The illustrations alone are worth the cost of the book. Lmk what you think

[@_J4k0b]

I love your energy

[@cadenhowlett]

Thanks for watching!

[@larter_larter]

Have you read "Gaia" by James Lovelock? Personally, it really changed my perspective on the Earth and life.

[@cadenhowlett]

I haven't. Will definitely look into it, thanks for the recommendation!

[@larter_larter]

@@cadenhowlett If you read it, let me know what you think of it. 😀📚

[@rz893]

Steven Pinker's work has received a lot of criticism from social scientists e.g. public heath, demography, economics, etc. (Pinker is himself trained as a linguist of course).

[@cadenhowlett]

yeaaaah, if I were to redo this video I wouldn't include his book. my opinion has changed a bit