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A Short History of Nearly Everything
From primordial nothingness
to this very moment, A Short
History of Nearly
Everything reports what
happened and how humans
figured it out. To
accomplish this daunting
... > full story
The Deep: The Extraordinary Creatures of the Abyss
On dry land, most organisms
are confined to the surface,
or at most to altitudes of a
hundred meters—the
height of the tallest trees.
In the oceans, though, livin ... > full story
What to Eat
How do we choose what to
eat? Buffeted by health
claims--should we, for
example, restrict our intake
of carbs or fats or both? Is
organic food better for
us?--we become confused and
tune out. In supermarkets we
... > full story
Emergence: The Connected Lives of Ants, Brains, Cities, and Software
An individual ant, like an
individual neuron, is just
about as dumb as can be.
Connect enough of them
together properly, though,
... > full story
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