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In an age mired by fake news, “Calling Bullshit” by Carl T. Bergstrom & Jevin D. West emerges as a beacon of clarity. Buried in the daily deluge of information, the book equips readers to navigate the treacherous waters of misinformation. Teaching a course of the same name at the University of Washington, the authors…
Yuval Noah Harari’s “Sapiens” has achieved remarkable success, attaining both public acclaim and critical fame. The book’s popularity not only reflects its literary merit but also contributes to a broader trend favoring intelligent and challenging nonfiction. Following this triumph, Harari’s sequel, “Homo Deus,” emerges as a significant exploration of Big History. The book not only…
Bill Gates’ “How to Avoid a Climate Disaster” unfolds a compelling narrative anchored in two critical numbers: 51 billion, representing the annual tons of greenhouse gases, and the imperative goal of zero emissions. The vast disparity between these figures underscores the monumental challenge humanity faces in curbing emissions. Gates, however, instills optimism, asserting that the…
James Nestor stayed at Stanford University for ten years with scientists and then finally he was able to write Breath on the basis of his research and knowledge. Apparently, Nestor took the responsibility of giving the man some extra years to live. “Breath” by James Nestor delves into the fascinating realm of breathing and its…