Nazar Ul Islam Wani

I could not fathom my own desire to read the book at first, then I thought let’s go for it. It does help us understand how billionaires think. In this gamut I was flabbergasted to realise the hard work and the sacrifices he has paid of for what he is today. The author has vividly described his vicissitudes of life and his experiences with the work as engineer in Tesla and Space x. The book exploits a lot of time with how he dealt with employees which I believe makes it a good biography because countenances and dispositions are important to any biography. We can also gather the information from google about these three major projects author discusses in the book which are : PayPal, Tesla , Space x but then the audacious journey through these start up projects are made have seriously impressions. At a time when he owns the twitter book has come alive around the reading circles. The out of box stuff like utilisation of energy and sustainability growth through the use of electric cars, and watching good omens for mankind through high tech technology by making them travel through space is amazing. It costs less now to travel to International Space Station but it took him a decade to make it happen. Lots of people money and guts go together . Musk is a fearless wishful thinker. He is a military man and business man going together . He is least democratic but he likes ventures. His name may be written at some point of time on Mars honorary board , if that story proves a truism. Thank u!

The Clash of Civilizations and the Remaking of World Order is the book developed after the lots of debates generated over the ‘Clash of Civilizations?’ article. This book is according to the Henry A. Kissinger one of the most important books to have emerged since the end of cold war. It was actually a question posed by Huntington in Foreign Affairs whether conflicts among the civilizations would dominate the future of world politics. The answer was given in this book, predicting that the central and dangerous dimension of the emerging global politics would be the conflict between the groups from differing Civilizations. The world, no longer, will fight on the lines of capitalism or communism but religion, culture or in broader sense Civilizations. This statement struck a nerve in the corners of every civilization. In his paradigm, Huntington attempts to elaborate, refine and develop many new ideas. It includes the concept of civilizations; the question of universal civilization; the relation between power and culture; the shifting balance of power; conflicts generated by Western societies, Muslim militancy, Chinese assertion and the balancing responses to the rise of Chinese power; and the future of the West and a world of civilizations. The central theme of Huntington’s paradigm is that culture and cultural identities which at the broadest level are Civilizational identities, are shaping the ways for collaboration, disintegration and clash in the post- cold war world. Huntington breaks the world into seven separate Civilizations: Western, Sinic, Japanese, Hindu, Islamic, Orthodox, Latin American and possibility of African Civilization as well. Hence he presumes the conflict among these seven or eight Civilizations. Throughout the book a provocative care and bias of author is found for the western civilization which according to him is sure to decline except for some counter measures, which surprisingly includes the rejecting ties with Asia and multiculturalism.