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一个不怎么剪辑的读书闲聊节目，大概每两三周更新，三大主题是历史、教育、成功学。
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Signup to Generate a Pitch图布读书 is a arts podcast hosted by 斯图亚特，布朗主任, with 69 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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<p>这次介绍的是一本轻松一点的书Waste Wars: The Wild Afterlife of Your Trash，出版于2025年。作者Alexander Clapp，是一位希腊籍的记者。</p> <p>本书主要介绍了有害垃圾、电子垃圾、塑料垃圾和废弃船只四类垃圾是如何处理的，到底去了哪里，讲了现代世界垃圾贸易体系中间发生的一些故事。</p> <p>主播：斯图亚特、布朗主任<br /> 剪辑：布朗主任<br /> RSS：https://books.typlog.io/feed/audio.xml</p> <p>【时间线】<br /> 10:29 垃圾都去哪里了呢？<br /> 13:30 有害垃圾<br /> 18:08 电子垃圾<br /> 26:16 塑料垃圾<br /> 40:20 美国为什么不烧垃圾？<br /> 45:46 废弃船只<br /> 48:55 这本书适合什么样的读者？</p> <p>如果你喜欢我们的节目，欢迎订阅、留言、分享、收藏，谢谢！</p>
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<p>这次介绍一本2026年出版的传记畅销书，The Infinity Machine: Demis Hassabis, DeepMind, and the Quest for Superintelligence，主人公是DeepMind公司的创始人和谷歌AI部门的负责人，2024年诺贝尔化学奖得主。本书中译《哈萨比斯：谷歌AI之脑》，比英文版更早发售。</p> <p>主播：斯图亚特、布朗主任<br /> 剪辑：布朗主任<br /> RSS：https://books.typlog.io/feed/audio.xml</p> <p>【时间线】<br /> 02:35 书中有什么让人惊讶的事情？<br /> 10:45 主人公接触AI的契机<br /> 19:20 本书的三个部分<br /> 24:55 开始闲聊<br /> 38:56 这本书适合什么样的读者？</p> <p>如果你喜欢我们的节目，欢迎订阅、留言、分享、收藏，谢谢！</p>
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<p>这次介绍的是一本经济学历史书The Technology Trap: Capital, Labor, and Power in the Age of Automation，出版于2019年。</p> <p>作者Carl Benedikt Frey是牛津大学的副教授，在十多年前发表过预测AI未来导致大规模失业的论文而因此而知名。</p> <p>本书的主要观点是技术进步对于劳工的影响，一种是labor enhancement，另一种是labor replacement。现在的好像不可阻挡的AI带来的技术革命，会是哪一种呢？</p> <p>主播：斯图亚特、布朗主任<br /> 剪辑：布朗主任<br /> RSS：https://books.typlog.io/feed/audio.xml</p> <p>【时间线】<br /> 04:58 本书的主要观点是什么？<br /> 09:30 为什么技术革命一开始发生在英国？<br /> 19:08 为什么第二次工业革命中劳工的处境要好一些？<br /> 25:14 AI带来的变化会更像第二次工业革命吗？<br /> 33:07 作者怎么看待互联网和信息革命？<br /> 37:58 过去的国王可能还不错？<br /> 48:06 这本书适合什么样的读者？</p> <p>如果你喜欢我们的节目，欢迎订阅、留言、分享、收藏，谢谢！</p>
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<p>这次介绍的是一本成功学的书The Power of Full Engagement，出版于2003年。</p> <p>作者James Loehr是一位知名的运动心理学家和教练，也是本播客系列第一集介绍的图书作者。另一位作者Tony Schwartz曾经与川普合写了一本知名图书Trump: The Art of the Deal。</p> <p>主播：斯图亚特、布朗主任<br /> 剪辑：布朗主任<br /> RSS：https://books.typlog.io/feed/audio.xml</p> <p>【时间线】<br /> 03:14 正片<br /> 10:40 本书分析的四个维度：体能、心智、情绪、精神<br /> 13:40 书中有什么例子吗？<br /> 18:47 人生不是一场马拉松<br /> 20:40 四个维度的能量消耗不应该是一成不变的<br /> 26:50 负面情绪可以有用但是非常消耗能量<br /> 41:08 这本书适合什么样的读者？</p> <p>【相关链接】<br /> 32:30 Ethos and Imagination</p> <p>如果你喜欢我们的节目，欢迎订阅、留言、分享、收藏，谢谢！</p>
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<p>这次介绍的是一本反成功学的书The Genius Myth: A Curious History of a Dangerous Idea，作者Helen Lewis，是一位英国的记者。</p> <p>本书作者认为，很多天才是故事讲出来的，而不是天生的。被称为天才并不代表做出了很大的成就，反之亦然。世间的“天才”不一定值得那么多的关注、认可和经济收益。</p> <p>主播：斯图亚特、布朗主任<br /> 剪辑：布朗主任<br /> RSS：https://books.typlog.io/feed/audio.xml</p> <p>【时间线】<br /> 03:05 本书的主要观点是什么？<br /> 16:55 又开始讲智商的历史了<br /> 20:19 晶体管之父肖克利的轶事<br /> 24:25 那些吹嘘自己智商的都是loser<br /> 28:31 前面说了这么多，和Ungifted那本书的不同<br /> 33:10 爱迪生的故事<br /> 41:55 从成功学的角度唱唱反调<br /> 44:50 这本书推荐给什么样的读者？</p> <p>【相关链接】<br /> 04:16 #39 Ungifted: Intelligence Redefined<br /> 15:45 尼耳斯·玻尔传，商务印书馆，2001。译者戈革，曾是北京石油大学的教授。<br /> 20:19 William Shockley，在硅谷创立了肖克利半导体实验室，其中的科学家后来创立了仙童半导体公司。<br /> 26:56 People who boast about their IQ are losers<br /> 37:40 A Close Call: How a Near Failure Propelled Me to Succeed<br /> 48:45 Late Bloomers: The Hidden Strengths of Learning and Succeeding at Your Own Pace</p> <p>如果你喜欢我们的节目，欢迎订阅、留言、分享、收藏，谢谢！</p>
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