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Don’t Make Me Think! a common sense approach to web usability

Steve Krug

A guide to web usability, emphasizing the importance of intuitive design and clear communication to create a user-friendly experience. Learn how to make your website self-evident and avoid frustrating your visitors.

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Ending Aging

Aubrey de Grey

Explore the groundbreaking science behind the quest to end aging. This book delves into the strategies for engineered negligible senescence (SENS), offering a compelling vision of a future where aging is no longer an inevitable cause of decline and death. Discover the potential for rejuvenation breakthroughs that could revolutionize human health and longevity.

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Fabricated

Hod Lipson

Explore the revolutionary world of 3D printing and its profound impact on manufacturing, design, and society. From customized products to bioprinting and the convergence of the virtual and physical worlds, discover how 3D printing is reshaping the future.

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Fukushima

David Lochbaum

A detailed account of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster, exploring the events that led to the crisis, the failures in safety and regulatory oversight, and the long-term consequences for Japan and the world. It also addresses the critical question of how to prevent similar disasters from happening again.

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Future Crimes

Marc Goodman

An alarming yet fascinating exploration of the emerging threats in our hyper-connected world, revealing how criminals and terrorists are exploiting technology to undermine global security and what we can do to protect ourselves.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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