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Tag Archives: book review
Remembrances of Tech Revolutions Past: My Years at General Motors
You may have seen the Bill Gates comment on My Years With General Motors: ” . . . probably the best book to read if you want to read only one book about business.” Well, what if you want to … Continue reading
Structures: Or Why Elon Musk Recommends This Book
Elon Musk has provided us with a list of fourteen favorite books that inspired him, and amid fantasy novels such as Lord of the Rings and Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy and biographies of Benjamin Franklin and Albert Einstein is a … Continue reading
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Book Review: Camelot 30K
Camelot 30K, by Robert L. Forward. Camelot 30K is a fascinating novel about a truly alien society of shrimp-like intelligent beings who live on an ice world far beyond the orbit of Pluto. If you like hard science fiction, you’ll … Continue reading
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