Science

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"Flesh and Machines" by Rodney Brooks	"A Sideways Look at Time" by Jay Griffiths	"Plundering Paradise" by Michael D'Orso	"Scatter, Adapt, and Remember" by Annalee Newitz
"The Final Theory" by Mark McCutcheon	"Hiding in the Mirror" by Lawrence M. Krauss	"Paleofantasy" by Marlene Zuk	"Introduction to Symmetry Analysis" by Brian J. Cantwell
"The Arrow of Time" by Peter Coveney	"A Tour of the Calculus" by David Berlinski	"The Periodic Kingdom" by Peter Atkins	"Man vs. Weather" by Dennis Diclaudio
"Adrenaline" by Brian B. Hoffman	"Introducing Chaos" by Ziauddin Sardar	"Introduction to High Energy Physics" by Donald H. Perkins	"Time" by Stefan Klein
"Brain Wars" by Mario Beauregard	"The Scientific Sherlock Holmes" by James O'Brien	"Exploring Chaos" by Nina Hall	"X and the City" by John A. Adam
"Complexification" by John L. Casti	"An Easy-to-Understand Guide for Defeating Darwinism by Opening Minds" by Phillip E. Johnson	"Ball of Confusion" by Johnny Ball	"Future Science" by Max Brockman
"The Flight from Science and Reason" by Paul R. Gross	"Bozo Sapiens" by Michael Kaplan	"Six Feet Over" by Mary Roach	"How to Build a Robot Army" by Daniel H. Wilson
"Mathematical Scandals" by Theoni Pappas	"How Things Are" by John Brockman	"Weather by the Numbers" by Kristine C. Harper	"Secret Chambers" by Martin Brasier
"The Science of Sin" by Simon M. Laham	"From Poison Arrows to Prozac" by Stanley Feldman	"Noise" by Bart Kosko	"Flat Earth" by Christine Garwood
"The Bell Curve" by Richard J. Herrnstein	"In Search of Time" by Dan Falk	"In the Shadow of Progress" by Eric Cohen	"Spook" by Mary Roach
"A Different Universe" by Robert B. Laughlin	"Did Adam and Eve have navels?" by Martin Gardner	"Vanished Ocean" by Dorrik Stow	"Vanity, Vitality, and Virility" by John Emsley
"The Guardian of All Things" by Michael S. Malone	"Invasion of the Body" by Nicholas L. Tilney	"The Little Book of String Theory" by Steven S. Gubser	"Soft Matter" by Roberto Piazza
"The Addicted Brain" by Michael Kuhar	"Everyday Calculus" by Oscar E. Fernandez	"Duelling Idiots and Other Probability Puzzlers" by Paul J. Nahin	"Logic Machines and Diagrams" by Martin Gardner
"Curious Minds" by John Brockman	"Entropy" by Jeremy Rifkin	"Six Impossible Things Before Breakfast" by Lewis Wolpert	"How Science Works: Evolution" by R. John Ellis
"Armageddon Science" by Brian Clegg	"When the Earth Was Flat" by Graeme Donald	"Four Colors Suffice" by Robin Wilson	"Thinking In Numbers" by Daniel Tammet

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