Isaac Asimov’s 768-page Understanding Physics clearly explains the principles of motion, sound, heat, light, magnetism, and electricity in a historical context. It gave me a better understanding of ...

You know those cheeky jokes about the United States invading Canada? No one is laughing in Brian K. Vaughn’s We Stand on ...

Some authors have it backwards. They believe that AI companies should pay them for training AIs on their books. But I predict in a very short while, authors will be paying AI companies to ensure that ...

The Sweetapolita Bakebook: 75 Fanciful Cakes, Cookies and More by Rosie Alyea Clarkson Potter 2015, 208 pages, 8.6 x 10.5 x 0 ...

The Mexico/US borders is one the most abrupt borders in the world. There’s almost no where else on earth where you can travel ...

On about half the flights I’ve been on the past few years, I see a lonely lost earbud on a seat or the floor when deplaning. I lost one myself this year the very first trip after buying them. So ...

I’ve been studying the early history of electricity’s discovery as a map for our current discovery of artificial intelligence. The smartest people alive back then, including Isaac Newton, who may have ...

We Built Social Media for Agents and They Won’t Stop Posting ...

The Real Size of Africa. For reasons that would take too long to go into here, maps and globes often distort the size of some regions and make others seem smaller than they really ...

I go to books when I need to stimulate my imagination. Books never fail. I am a visual thinker, even when I write words, so I especially respond to visual books full of images, graphs, and pictures.

My friend gifted me this infinity travel pillow, and while I haven’t traveled with it yet, I use it daily. It’s super snuggly and soft, and no matter how I wrap it around myself, I feel supported and ...

There’s a lot of b.s. info out there on the ideal time to book a flight when most of the time the answer is simpler: be flexible and you’ll find a good deal. Google Flights crunched the numbers though ...