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Rich Bowers
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I'm A Little Worried About Artificial Intelligence: On Jobs, Education, and Humanity's Purpose
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Beyond Management: Cultivating True Leadership in the Evolving Workplace
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The Reign of Emperor Gallienus by Ilkka Syvänne Summary: It’s a shame that Gallienus is not more well known. His time wearing the purple was one of the most chaotic and interesting periods that I’ve read about. From nonstop invasions by the Goths and o ...more |
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Two Roman Revolutions by John D. Grainger Summary: Covering the tumultuous years from 180 to 260 AD, Grainger spends much of the book focusing on two pivotal years, 193 and 238 AD. Between those two years alone, seven Roman emperors died amid assassin ...more |
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Crassus by Peter Stothard Summary: From supporting the dictator Sulla, to violently putting an end to the Spartacus Revolt, to becoming one of the three members of the First Triumvirate alongside Caesar and Pompey, Marcus Licinius Crassus was at the f ...more |
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The Lost Mary by James Tabor Summary: Continuing my reading of extraordinary women within the sphere of Rome, I spent some time with Mary, the mother of Jesus. As one of the most recognizable individuals in history, her impact on Rome and, of course, ...more |
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The Lost Mary by James Tabor Summary: Continuing my reading of extraordinary women within the sphere of Rome, I spent some time with Mary, the mother of Jesus. As one of the most recognizable individuals in history, her impact on Rome and, of course, ...more |
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