The Conquest of Bread
An exploration of how societies can operate without governments or private property.
An exploration of how societies can operate without governments or private property.
This book demystifies the concept of artificial intelligence by framing it as a tool for reducing the cost of prediction, reshaping businesses, and managing uncertainty.
An in-depth analysis of wealth and income inequality across centuries.
Talking to Strangers is an exploration of the misunderstandings and misinterpretations that can arise when we interact with those who are outside of our familiar social circles. The book examines high-profile cases such as the arrest of Sandra Bland and the trial of Amanda Knox to illustrate the difficulty of truly understanding a stranger’s intentions, beliefs, and character.
A Million Years in a Day: A History of Everyday Life from the Stone Age to the Phone Age, written by Greg Jenner, is a fascinating journey through the evolution of daily routines and practices from the Stone Age to modern times. Jenner combines humor with extensive research to explore how the activities we consider mundane, from eating breakfast to brushing our teeth, have origins that stretch back thousands of years. The book reveals how our ancestors’ innovations and cultural practices have shaped our current lifestyles, offering insights into the human condition and our relationship with the passage of time.
This book provides a detailed introduction to the art of Pranayama, the yogic practice of breath control, offering step-by-step instructions to deepen one’s yoga practice.