Flowers for Algernon is a novel by Daniel Keyes. It tells the story of Charlie Gordon, a man with limited intelligence who takes part in an experiment to become smarter. As his intelligence grows, so do the challenges he faces. The book […]
Arthur C. Clarke’s Childhood’s End is one of those science fiction novels that make you sit back and reflect on humanity’s place in the universe. It’s a fascinating story about first contact, benevolent overlords, and the ultimate destiny of the human race. […]
Have you ever wondered how the modern world actually functions beyond the services and technology we use daily? Vaclav Smil’s How the World Really Works takes a deep dive into the fundamental materials and energy systems that sustain civilization. It’s an eye-opening […]
In the book the author explores the subtle aspects of humility in communication, a crucial yet often overlooked element in our interactions. The book distinguishes three types of humility—basic, optional, and here-and-now—each with a specific role in shaping our communication. The concept […]
A few days ago, while revisiting my notes, I found my scraps of “Code That Fits in Your Head” by Mark Seemann that I read earlier this year. I found the book to be insightful since it takes a step back to […]