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Portrait of Charlie Munger
Vice Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway

Charlie Munger

Charlie Munger was vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway and Warren Buffett's partner for over fifty years, famous for a latticework of mental models built from the best ideas in many fields. Picks below come from Poor Charlie's Almanack and his speeches. Munger died in November 2023 at 99.

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All Charlie Munger book recommendations.

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Guns, Germs, and Steel cover
Non-Fiction

Guns, Germs, and Steel

by Jared Diamond 1997

“It's a marvelous book. And the way the guy's mind works would be useful in business. He's got a mind that is always asking why. Why, why, why.” source

03
The Selfish Gene cover
Non-Fiction

The Selfish Gene

by Richard Dawkins 1976

“I had to read The Selfish Gene twice before I fully understood it. And there were things I believed all my life that weren't so.” source

06
Living Within Limits cover
Non-Fiction

Living Within Limits

by Garrett Hardin 1993

“It is the condensed wisdom of a very smart man. I read it twice. Hardin has been ostracized by his profession for various political incorrectnesses, but he's a brilliant man.” source

07
Getting to Yes cover
Non-Fiction

Getting to Yes

by Roger Drummer Fisher 1981

“If you want a good book on how to think about negotiation, Getting to Yes is a wonderful book and Roger Fisher was a wonderful man.” source

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Three Scientists and Their Gods cover
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Three Scientists and Their Gods

by Robert Wright 1989

“Robert Wright writes very well. Three Scientists and Their Gods is a book I have given away to lots of people. It is full of interesting ideas and well worth a careful reading.” source

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