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Gamers may already be in love with virtual reality, but all those experiences are nothing compared to the true power of VR, argues Wired’s Peter Rubin. You won’t be laughing at how goofy people wearing VR headsets look after this thought-provoking read.
The New York Times has (once again) reawakened the West Coast’s fears of “The Big One.” How convenient that the article went to press just as this enlightening read about natural disasters hit (digital) bookshelves.
There’s more consensus on global warming than ever before, but necessary progress is still elusive. Dr Hansen has been leading the charge toward a more sustainable future for decades, and his warnings are all the more dire today.
Stephen Hawking’s contributions to our understanding of the universe can’t be overstated. In this fascinating book, he and his longtime collaborator, Richard Penrose, debate the ongoing mysteries of the cosmos.
Renowned physicist Michio Kaku brings fiction down to earth—or, more accurately, facts to the stars. Full of possibilities, this book is as fascinating as it is inspiring.
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