Warren Buffett: "An outstanding book about CEOs who excelled at capital allocation.”

Charlie Munger: “A book that details the extraordinary success of CEOs who took a radically different approach to corporate management.”

Michael Mauboussin: "It is [a classic], and should be at the top of the reading list for CEOs and investors."

Patrick O'Shaughnessy: "The Outsiders contains great lessons for investors because it highlights the importance of capital allocation."

Brian Armstrong: "Stories about eight CEOs and how they mastered capital allocation."

Sam Hinkie mentioned 'The Outsiders' in an interview with The Ringer.

Anthony Pompliano: "One of the best books I read in 2017"

Michael Mauboussin: "Superforecasting is most important book since Thinking, Fast & Slow"

Sam Hinkie: "Remarkable book"

Shane Parrish: "This is the second time I’ve read this book."

Alexis Ohanian: "I think it applies interestingly to the work we do"

Raoul Pal recommended 'Superforecasting' on Twitter.

Joe Rogan: "I find myself thinking about it all day. I’ve been listening to the audio book over the last week or so and it’s just fucking amazing."

Sam Hinkie: "I liked [Empire of the Summer Moon] a lot. To me, it's sort of a book about tech transfer and adoption curves, and the race that is that."

Sam Hinkie: "Robert Caro is my favorite writer"

Shane Parrish: "Caro is probably the most talented biographer of our age; he writes like a brilliant novelist and has the reporting skills of Bob Woodward.

The Power Broker is assigned reading at quite a few American universities and it should be. It’s amazing. But it’s not a light read."

Sam Hinkie recommended 'The Road' on Twitter.

Sam Hinkie: "Please everyone read East of Eden"

Sam Hinkie: "I was really influenced by this book that I recommend to people sometimes called Selfish Reasons to Have More Kids."

Sam Hinkie recalled an "amazing scene in Passage of Power" on Patrick O'Shaughnessy's 'Invest Like The Best' podcast.

Sam Hinkie recommended 'On Power' on Twitter.

Sam Hinkie: "A yearning for innovation requires real exploration.

It requires a persistent search to try (and fail) to move your understanding forward with a new tool, a new technique, a new insight.

Sadly, the first innovation often isn’t even all that helpful, but may well provide a path to ones that are.

This is an idea that Steven Johnson of Where Good Ideas Come From popularized called the adjacent possible."

Sam Hinkie: "I'm a sucker for this one author, Robert Caro, who's written a bunch of amazing books that I'm often pushing on people.

In particular, one of the books, his second book in a series, it's called Means of Ascent."