Every year as December winds down, I try to close with a book on a topic which is very close to my heart, a ritual I have been trying to do for some time now. This time, the book found me. I thought I’d close with Spaceman but then landed with Encounter with Tiber. It was first published in 1966 by former astronaut Buzz Aldrin and science fiction writer John Barnes. And the book didn’t disappoint me, by page thirty I knew I wasn’t just reading science fiction, I was…
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Book Review: The Shape of Wonder by Alan Lightman & Martin Rees
Scientists and researchers are my intellectual heroes. I’ve spent years reading their papers, following their work, running a science and tech website that tracks breakthrough research. And in between, I’ll admit, I used to wonder what they actually do when they’re not thinking about science.
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Digital convenience is what we aim for, almost every time we open Netflix or YouTube in fact any other OTT apps. We are so hooked with the “next suggested video” option that we hardly think if we actually want to see it or if it truly adds value. In fact, we feel marvelous, as if the internet finally gets me!
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