Steven Nadler's 'Think Least of Death' offers a profound exploration of Baruch Spinoza's philosophy, particularly his radical views on mortality and the pursuit of a meaningful life. Nadler meticulously unpacks Spinoza's core ideas, illustrating how his rationalist framework provides enduring wisdom for navigating existence. The book delves into Spinoza's argument that by understanding our nature and the universe, we can transcend the fear of death and achieve a state of intellectual blessedness, focusing instead on affirmative living. This insightful work makes complex philosophical concepts accessible, highlighting Spinoza's enduring relevance.