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★★★★★How Migration Really Works: The Facts About the Most Divisive Issue in Politics This book taught me a couple of things that contradicted what I thought I knew, namely that migration has remained pretty much stable, it’s an economic process, and immigrants aren’t gonna take your jobs. ★★★★★Columbine I watched the Columbine tragedy occur live when I was a kid and this book was insanely fascinating to read because most of what I thought I knew turns out to be false or misleading. It often takes decades for the truth to become known and well-documented in cases like this and I deeply appreciated the opportunity to update my worldview with more accurate information. ★★★★★Frostbite: How Refrigeration Changed Our Food, Our Planet, and Ourselves This book punches above it's weight class and I'll definitely read other material written by this author. Frostbite goes beyond the surface-level analysis of refrigeration as an economic phenomenon and delves into some of the fascinating cultural…

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