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If you genuinely want to know how to solve common problems, this is not the book for you. If you want to know how to become a mad scientist and destroy the universe, you’ve come to the right place. Randall Munroe (of xkcd fame) will have you in stitches as you learn the very serious science behind the worst ways to solve everyday problems.
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As a tour guide through every inch of our physical being, travel writer Bill Bryson wanders from the brain to the bowels at a brisk pace that keeps you engaged and intrigued at all times. “The Body” will reveal just how hard your physical self works to protect your well-being, and will encourage you to be kinder to your body.
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Antarctic sea ice levels suddenly plunged from a record high to record lows, while scientists at the opposite pole are racing to uncover climate secrets in Greenland’s rapidly melting ice sheets. Find out what that ice can tell us about not only earth’s history, but humanity’s future.
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