Proust and the Squid
An insightful journey into the science and evolution of the reading brain.
An insightful journey into the science and evolution of the reading brain.
Think Like a Freak, written by Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner, is a fascinating exploration into the realm of decision-making and problem-solving through a unique lens. Diving deeper than their previous work, Freakonomics, the authors encourage readers to think more productively, creatively, and rationally. They argue that by thinking like a ‘freak,’ individuals can tackle difficult problems from unconventional angles, leading to innovative solutions. The book is packed with intriguing anecdotes, studies, and stories that illustrate how looking at the world differently can yield surprising benefits.
A raw journey through a girl’s grief and quest for hope after her mother’s death.
Masters of Doom explores the lives of John Carmack and John Romero, the creators of the video game Doom. It delves into their unique partnership, innovations in gaming, and eventual split.
Evil Geniuses chronicles the economic and political changes in the United States since the 1970s, detailing how a coalition of corporate leaders, politicians, and intellectuals engineered a conservative shift that impacted American society.
This book demystifies the concept of artificial intelligence by framing it as a tool for reducing the cost of prediction, reshaping businesses, and managing uncertainty.
This guide addresses the challenges of teaching outside one’s expertise. It offers practical advice and strategies for educators.
Unveils the shared teachings of Buddha and Christ to promote unity and peace.
This book explores how philosophy can inspire and guide leadership. It addresses concepts like virtue, justice, and ethics, and how they can enhance leadership skills.