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Josh Wolfe

Lux Capital co-founder and investor

A Lux Capital co-founder and investor in science and technology companies. Original conversations document favorite books, with interview-date limits kept visible.

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2Books recommended

Books Josh Wolfe recommends

2 books, each linked to the source where Josh Wolfe recommended it.

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Poor Charlie's Almanack

by Charles T. Munger · 2005

The original interview’s show notes identify this among Wolfe’s favorite books.

Recommended · Wording not verified Source: Barry Ritholtz

Evidence details

MIB: Josh Wolfe, Lux Capital

Favorite-book attribution in the original host’s notes, without a direct quotation or preferred edition.

This text documents what the source says, but it is not verified as a word-for-word quote.

Barry Ritholtz · 2019-08-17 · accessed 2026-10-01

Podcast · Original interview show notes

The original show notes list this among Wolfe’s favorite books. Their Peter D. Kaufman attribution identifies the editor; the canonical catalog retains Charles T. Munger as the principal author.

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Burn-In: A Novel of the Real Robotic Revolution

by P. W. Singer and August Cole · 2020

Wolfe identifies this as his favorite book read in the preceding twelve months.

Recommended · Wording not verified Source: The Hustle

Evidence details

The best advice Josh Wolfe ever received: Avoid boring people

Favorite-book answer in an original written conversation; the relative time refers to the interview, whose precise date is unverified.

This text documents what the source says, but it is not verified as a word-for-word quote.

The Hustle · undated · accessed 2026-10-01

Interview · Original written Q&A

The current page displays October 1, 2024, but the original interview date is not independently established. No endorsement date is inferred from the URL, the current page header or the book’s 2020 publication.