Physics of the Impossible by Michio Kaku [Book Summary – Review]
Things that were once just fantastic fiction make up many of today's technologies. Have you realized that 19th-century fiction writer Jules Verne has already dreamed about devices such as fax...
For a long period, life in the world has been developing and changing. Nothing is more of an example of it furthermore compared to individuals. It is thought us by Max Tegmark that now proceeding...
She Has Her Mother’s Laugh by Carl Zimmer [Book Summary – Review]
If you've been to a family gathering, you've most likely been informed that you have your grandma's eyebrows, your uncle's grin, or something like this. It’s acknowledged shrewdness that hereditary...
Our brains are similar to remarkably improved computers. They consist of billions of little, interconnected parts that work in harmony through programmed ways to create thoughts, emotions, and acts....
The Social Leap by William Von Hippel [Book Summary – Review]
If you were to describe human-beings, which words would you choose? Are we naturally unkind and revengeful? Are our instincts noble or are they egoistic and mean? All these might be true but the...
You needn't bother with a chemistry certificate to realize that this field is packed with captivating characters, unforeseen new developments, and a lot of sensational revelations. Now and again...
