In this category you can find my thoughts on books I consider worth reading in order to expand your mind and think about certain topic more deeply
I think this is one of the rare, rare contests where one can say, without any hesitation, there are no winners. Or better to say, both are winners. It is a beautiful feeling to read a real book. Reading from Kindle is easy, practical, affordable, in one word, smart. But it is the action of reading itself that is important.
In this blog post, I aim to delve into the details of why I’m glad I got my Kindle Scribe last year and why I think you might enjoy yours too, if you decide to get one.
Stephen was working on it before he died, and it has been completed in collaboration with his family, friends and colleagues.
If you would go by some popular science magazines and conventional wisdom – when it comes to differences between men and women science is settled. We know exactly what the differences are, what are the strong points of being a man and what are the strong points of being a woman.
If you are like me and ask yourself the Big Questions fairly frequently, you probably ask yourself perhaps the biggest question of them all: Is there a God?
One of the things that has great potential to irritate is the denial of fundamental, proven scientific truths. A lot of confusion can come from the fact that a scientific theory is very different from the regular understanding of the word “theory”.
Martin Eden by Jack London is indeed an extraordinary book. It’s a novel about a young uneducated sailor from the working class
This time in the Book Recommendations I will be talking about a fascinating, heartbreaking book that touches upon a topic which many of us have a problem facing – the human-induced disappearance of species from Earth.
21 lessons for the 21st century by Yuval Noah Harari. It’s a great book by a brilliant…
WHY are you “automatically” good if you do certain things, we might ask – or we might dismiss such a question with a thought of the sort “because stealing is against the law”. Ok, but what about lying? Or cheating, for that matter? Are the answers always so clear? What about if you’re lying, cheating or stealing to prevent or stop a greater injustice?