Technology & Science
Genius Makers
Cade Metz
A deep dive into the history of artificial intelligence, focusing on the scientists who pioneered deep learning and its impact on major tech companies like Google and Facebook, as well as the broader implications for society.
Genome
Matt Ridley
Embark on a captivating journey through the human genome with Matt Ridley's 'Genome.' Explore the 23 chromosomes that define our species, uncovering the secrets of our origins, evolution, and the very essence of what makes us human. A thrilling exploration of the book of life written in our genes.
Google Leaks
Zach Vorhies
A former Google engineer exposes the inner workings of the tech giant, revealing alleged censorship and manipulation of information. This book delves into the author's experiences and the documents he leaked, raising questions about the power and influence of big tech companies on society and politics.
Gravity
Nicholas Mee
Explore the fascinating story of gravity, from Newton's revolutionary theory to Einstein's mind-bending concepts of curved space and time. Discover the mysteries of black holes and the ongoing quest to understand this fundamental force that shapes our universe.
Green Illusions
Ozzie Zehner
A critical examination of popular 'green' solutions, arguing that alternatives like solar panels, wind turbines, and biofuels may not solve our energy problems and could potentially worsen them. The book challenges conventional thinking and explores the underlying issues within the environmental movement.
Hacking Darwin
Jamie Metzl
Explore the coming genetic revolution and its potential to reshape humanity. From eliminating diseases to enhancing capabilities, this book delves into the science, ethics, and societal implications of genetically engineering our future.
Heat Wave
Jeff Goodell
A gripping exploration of extreme heat as a driving force in the climate crisis, revealing its impact on our planet, our bodies, and our societies. From deadly heat waves to the melting of glaciers, this book uncovers the hidden dangers of a superheated world and the urgent need for action.
Helgoland
Carlo Rovelli
Carlo Rovelli dives into the perplexing world of quantum mechanics, starting with Werner Heisenberg's groundbreaking work on the island of Helgoland. This book explores the mysteries and implications of quantum theory, from its impact on technology to its challenge to our understanding of reality, inviting readers to question the very nature of existence.