Everybody Lies
Insights into our true selves through the big data trail we leave online.
Insights into our true selves through the big data trail we leave online.
In ‘Physics of the Impossible,’ theoretical physicist Michio Kaku explores the boundaries of science to examine technologies that are not possible today but might be realized in the future. He investigates the laws of physics as they apply to things like teleportation, force fields, and time travel – subjects often relegated to science fiction. Kaku categorizes these concepts into three classes of impossibilities based on when, if ever, they might be achieved and explains complex scientific principles in an accessible way.
The Ugly Truth delves into the life of Greg Heffley as he navigates the complexities of growing up, including family dynamics, friendships, and the often awkward transitions of middle school. The book humorously explores the challenges and changes that come with adolescence.
In ‘Small Mercies’, author Richard Anderson explores the complexities of rural life in Australia, focusing on the Mercy family. The book portrays the struggles of daily life, family dynamics, and the impact of drought on rural communities. It’s a tale of resilience, survival, and the strength of community spirit amid adversity.
A swift, enjoyable dive into the cosmos for the time-constrained.
An organizer that allows individuals to store various passwords and login details for numerous websites and accounts.
Leadership in War’ provides a gripping overview of wartime leadership throughout history, showcasing how great leaders shaped pivotal moments.