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The Collapse of Chaos: Discovering Simplicity in a ...
Disappointing: Not terribly impressive. The first two thirds of the book offer no new ideas, the authors just rehash material you'll find elsewhere. This part of the book spends *far* too much time on the subject of evolution and DNA in my opinion, [... more]
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What Does a Martian Look Like? The Science of ...
This will sell many titles!: Apart from being mis-titled for North American readers, this is a mind-expanding view of "what's out there" - or might be. Released as "Evolving the Alien" in the UK, this book examines numerous and too [... more]
$27.95
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Figments of Reality: The Evolution of the Curious Mind
Amazon.com Review: In Figments of Reality, mathematician Ian Stewart and biologist Jack Cohen's thesis (or schtick) is that human minds are produced by complicity between human brains and culture. In their earlier book The Collapse of Chaos, Stewart and [... more]
$95.00
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Figments of Reality: The Evolution of the Curious Mind
Amazon.com Review: In Figments of Reality, mathematician Ian Stewart and biologist Jack Cohen's thesis (or schtick) is that human minds are produced by complicity between human brains and culture. In their earlier book The Collapse of Chaos, Stewart and [... more]
$34.99
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Stop Working & Start Thinking
Buy this book, adopt this book, recommend this book!: I can thoroughly recommend this small but extremely valuable book. There is a mass of literature and expertise for all the equipment, chemicals and materials students will encounter during the course [... more]
$49.00
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The Science of Discworld II: The Globe
The emergence of the storytelling ape: Try enlivening a party with this question: "What's on your mind?" When the babble has become truly raucous, ask another: "How did it get in there?" This book is about those questions, how we came [... more]
$8.70
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What Does a Martian Look Like?: The Science of ...
This will sell many titles!: Apart from being mis-titled for North American readers, this is a mind-expanding view of "what's out there" - or might be. Released as "Evolving the Alien" in the UK, this book examines numerous and too [... more]
$14.45
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The Collapse of Chaos: Discovering Simplicity in a ...
Disappointing: Not terribly impressive. The first two thirds of the book offer no new ideas, the authors just rehash material you'll find elsewhere. This part of the book spends *far* too much time on the subject of evolution and DNA in my opinion, [... more]
$23.95
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Heaven
Amazon.com Review: In the distant future, a starfaring Neanderthal woman sits on a dock on the planet No-Moon, waiting to trade with the aquatic alien known as Second-Best Sailor. Her trading partner is late for their meeting, but that's not why Smiling [... more]
$6.99
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Science of Discworld III: Darwin's Watch
Duller than Thud!: The science chapters get longer and duller and will cure most insomnias. The Diskworld story chapters get shorter and thinner and don't add up to even an Ok short Watch story. I appreciate what this series of books is trying to do, but [... more]
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What Does a Martian Look Like: The Science of ...
This will sell many titles!: Apart from being mis-titled for North American readers, this is a mind-expanding view of "what's out there" - or might be. Released as "Evolving the Alien" in the UK, this book examines numerous and too [... more]
$2.79
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Figments of Reality: The Evolution of the Curious Mind
Amazon.com Review: In Figments of Reality, mathematician Ian Stewart and biologist Jack Cohen's thesis (or schtick) is that human minds are produced by complicity between human brains and culture. In their earlier book The Collapse of Chaos, Stewart and [... more]
$32.99
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