The Music of the Divine Spheres
The author is a senior systems engineer in advanced technology, and here he has produced an extraordinary study about the structure of space and consciousness…… Read More »
Category: Science Philosophy of Science
The Quantum and the Dream
This is a rollercoaster journey where the point of departure is 1900, the year in which Max Planck discovered the quantum, Freud published his ground-breaking…… Read More »
Alexander von Humboldt – A Concise Biography
This masterly biography is a vivid portrait of the life and times of Alexander von Humboldt (1769-1859), who was a global celebrity scientist, international networker,…… Read More »
Man and Technics
Oswald Spengler (1880-1936) was a cultural historian most famous for his 1917 book, The Decline of the West, which shocked the public with its pessimistic…… Read More »
THE DAO OF COMPLEXITY
This remarkable book is distinguished by its illuminating exploration of the contemporary complex world, which is characterised by unpredictability, interconnectedness, and constantly changing flows. Boulton's…… Read More »
OUR STONE AGE BRAIN IN THE SCREEN AGE
Are we becoming ‘humans doing’ rather than ‘human beings’, the author asks in this hugely significant book. He is concerned about the rapid change in…… Read More »
PURE HUMAN
In this very important and timely book, Gregg spells out the implications for our humanness of a transition to transhumanism – 'Human 2.0' – in…… Read More »
Zerons
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The Bigger Picture
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Nexus
Harari’s latest book, ‘Nexus’ is about the history of information networks, progressing from the invention of writing, moving on to printing, and then the advent…… Read More »