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When Quantum Physics Meets Everyday Decisions

When Quantum Physics Meets Everyday Decisions

Russell Griffin's The Quantum Experience translates subatomic weirdness into practical frameworks for creativity, collaboration, and resilience — without requiring a physics degree.

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The Hiring Algorithm That Learned to Discriminate

The Hiring Algorithm That Learned to Discriminate

A marketing executive discovers her company's 'unbiased' AI recruiting tool was secretly favoring graduates of elite universities, because it had been trained on decades of prejudiced hiring data.

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Ein Auszug aus „Digitale Schatten: Privat bleiben in vernetzter Welt“

Ein Auszug aus „Digitale Schatten: Privat bleiben in vernetzter Welt“

Haben Sie je das beunruhigende Gefühl gehabt, online beobachtet zu werden, und gesehen, wie Anzeigen für Produkte, die Sie gerade gesucht haben, Ihnen durch das Web folgen? Dieses Buch stellt sich der Realität unserer vernetzten Welt, in der jeder

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How the French Revolution's Ideals Unraveled in Practice

How the French Revolution's Ideals Unraveled in Practice

Julien Robert's history traces the French Revolution from financial crisis to Napoleon's rise, examining how ideals of liberty collided with violence and authoritarianism.

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The Basketball Player Who Collapsed and the Gene That Saved His Father

The Basketball Player Who Collapsed and the Gene That Saved His Father

A 28-year-old collegiate athlete collapses during practice. Genetic testing reveals a mutation that leads doctors to his asymptomatic father, discovering hidden heart disease before it strikes.

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Saffron & Sand: A Culinary Passport to Iran's Many Tables

Saffron & Sand: A Culinary Passport to Iran's Many Tables

Billy Rivera's new book maps Persian home cooking through five regions, 25 chapters, and generations of kitchen wisdom — revealing a cuisine built on balance, hospitality, and the quiet power of a well-made tahdig.

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The Night the Cave Shook: Muhammad's First Revelation

The Night the Cave Shook: Muhammad's First Revelation

In 610 CE, a merchant named Muhammad retreated to a cave near Mecca. What happened there over several nights would launch a faith now followed by nearly two billion people.

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An Excerpt from “The History of Barbados”

An Excerpt from “The History of Barbados”

Explore the rich and complex tapestry of Barbados's history, from its ancient geological origins to its modern-day status as a vibrant republic. This comprehensive account delves into the island's unique formation, tracing the natural forces that sha

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Crossroads of Empires: Ten Millennia on Cyprus

Crossroads of Empires: Ten Millennia on Cyprus

Janet Fisher's comprehensive history traces Cyprus from Neolithic hunters to EU membership, revealing how geography and copper shaped an island perpetually caught between East and West.

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The Week Hilary Duff Was Fired, Then Became a Superstar

The Week Hilary Duff Was Fired, Then Became a Superstar

Dropped from a network sitcom after one day, a devastated 13-year-old wanted to quit acting. Seven days later, she auditioned for a little Disney Channel pilot called Lizzie McGuire.

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Navigating Lagos: A Guide That Treats the City as a Living System

Navigating Lagos: A Guide That Treats the City as a Living System

Denise Walker's 'Visiting Lagos' goes beyond checklist tourism, offering a 25-chapter framework for understanding the megacity's geography, culture, and daily rhythms before you even arrive.

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Galileo's Homemade Telescope Toppled Two Thousand Years of Dogma

Galileo's Homemade Telescope Toppled Two Thousand Years of Dogma

In 1609, Galileo Galilei built his own telescope after hearing rumors of a Dutch spyglass. What he saw through it—lunar mountains, Jupiter's moons, Venus's phases—destroyed the ancient belief in perfect, unchanging heavens.

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