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How Music Got Free

Stephen Witt

A deep dive into the untold story of the digital piracy revolution, focusing on the invention of the MP3, the rise of Napster, and the individuals who shaped the landscape of music distribution in the digital age. From German engineers to American music executives and the pirates themselves, this book explores the complex web of technology, business, and culture that transformed the music industry forever.

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How to Create a Mind

Ray Kurzweil

Ray Kurzweil explores the secrets of the human mind, presenting his pattern recognition theory of mind (PRTM) and its implications for artificial intelligence. He argues that understanding the neocortex will allow us to vastly extend our own intelligence and create even more intelligent machines, offering a compelling vision of the future of AI and its potential to revolutionize our world.

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How to Make the World Add Up

Tim Harford

In "How to Make the World Add Up," Tim Harford equips readers with ten simple rules for understanding and interrogating the statistics that bombard us daily. From spotting misinformation to embracing curiosity, Harford champions statistical literacy as a vital tool for navigating an increasingly complex world. Learn to see through the smoke and mirrors, and discover how statistics can illuminate the truth.

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Human + Machine

Paul R. Daugherty

Explore how artificial intelligence is transforming businesses and reshaping the relationship between humans and machines. Discover how leading companies are reimagining their processes, creating new roles, and achieving unprecedented productivity gains through human-machine collaboration. This book provides a roadmap for navigating the age of AI and unlocking the full potential of your workforce.

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Hyperspace

Michio Kaku

Embark on a mind-bending journey through the realms of parallel universes, time warps, and the elusive tenth dimension with Michio Kaku. Explore the cutting edge theories of hyperspace, superstrings, and the quest to unify the fundamental forces of nature. Prepare to have your perception of reality challenged as you delve into the hidden dimensions that may hold the key to unlocking the deepest secrets of the cosmos.

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I Contain Multitudes

Ed Yong

A fascinating exploration of the microbial world within us and its profound impact on animal life, evolution, and our understanding of individuality. From the depths of our guts to the surfaces of our skin, microbes shape our health, behavior, and the very ecosystems around us. This book unveils the hidden partnerships between animals and microbes, revealing a wondrous new perspective on the natural world.

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Immunity, Vol. 22, 1, January, 2005

B.J. Fowlkes

An editorial piece from the January 2005 issue of Immunity, a journal covering a range of subjects including lymphocyte and inflammatory cell development, signal transduction, gene regulation, innate and adaptive immunity, cytokines, autoimmunity, immunity and infectious disease, and tumor immunology. It encourages submissions in vaccine biology, transplantation biology, allergy and asthma, and those related to immune and inflammatory responses.

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In Pursuit of the Unknown

Ian Stewart

Explore the power and beauty of mathematics through 17 groundbreaking equations that have shaped our world. From Pythagoras's theorem to the Black-Scholes equation, discover the hidden forces behind science, technology, and human civilization.

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