Six Easy Pieces: The Fundamentals of Physics Explained

Did a Chinese fleet really discover America in 1421? When in prehistory were extraterrestrials landing on Earth and teaching humans how to build pyramids? Is it true that the Ten Lost Tribes of Israel took up residence in England and the United States? These and a host of other controversial claims – some quite odd, many plain weird – are investigated in this incredible and often startling book.

Author: Ronald H. Fritze

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Discover the revolutionary masterpiece that changed how we view nature, evolution, and human behavior. Written in clear, non-technical language, The Selfish Gene presents a brilliant "gene's eye view" of natural selection that is both intellectually rigorous and exhilarating to read. Praised by experts as a witty and essential masterwork of science writing, this foundational book remains as deeply relevant today as the day it was first published.

Author: Richard Dawkins

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In Biodiesel Power, biofuel pioneer Lyle Estill delivers a fascinating, firsthand chronicle of an emerging industry. Lightly touching on the technical specs of the fuel, the book focuses heavily on the passionate people driving the eco-movement. Estill brilliantly captures the real-world tensions between idealistic grassroots co-ops, profit-driven corporate agribusinesses, and political oil policies. 

Author: Lyle Estill

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Challenge everything you think you know about the future of humanity. Far from a typical doom-and-gloom narrative, Danny Dorling’s Population 10 Billion maps out the historic rise of the human race toward its expected peak. Packed with fascinating, counter-intuitive data, this insightful book offers a practical toolkit for the coming decades—exploring how we can realistically navigate resource scarcity, design sustainable cities, and prepare for the population decline that will inevitably follow.

Author: Danny Dorling

**Note: This book is in a very good to as new overall condition, except for a few lines of highlighting on 4 pages. 

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Why do we obsess over individual nutrients while chronic disease continues to rise? In Whole, renowned nutritional scientist T. Colin Campbell dismantles the "reductionist" science that has misled the medical establishment for decades. By shifting our focus from isolated supplements to a diet of whole, plant-based foods, Campbell offers a scientific roadmap for reclaiming our health. A transformative read for anyone interested in the true science of nutrition and long-term wellness.

Author: T. Colin Campbell, PhD

**Note the wrinkle on front cover, otherwise in excellent condition.

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The groundbreaking scientific masterpiece that permanently reshaped our understanding of life on Earth.

This collectible 1979 Avenel edition features Charles Darwin's first edition text alongside his later historical sketch and glossary. Richly enhanced, the volume includes classic natural history illustrations sourced from J.G. Heck's The Complete Encyclopedia of Illustration. It offers a beautiful presentation of the foundational theories of evolution, natural selection, and the survival of the fittest.

Author: Charles Darwin

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A fascinating, mind-bending exploration of everything your brain does without you ever knowing it. In Incognito, celebrated neuroscientist David Eagleman takes us deep into the subconscious mind to answer everyday mysteries—like how we hear our name in a crowded room or why secrets are so hard to keep. Written in an incredibly accessible, gripping style, this New York Times bestseller dismantles our ideas of conscious control, offering a brilliant look at the hidden world that drives human behavior.

Author: David Eagleman

Extra Note: The wave seen on the photos is not water damage, it is just slightly indented there. The book is still in a very good condition overall.

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Bill Bryson turns his gaze inwards, to try to understand the extraordinary contraption that is us. As he guides us around the human body to discover how it  functions, what can go wrong and its remarkable ability to heal itself, what emerges is that we are infinitely more complex, wondrous and mysterious than any of us might have suspected. From our genes to our linguistic skills, our big brains to our dextrous fingertips, we are an astonishing story of success. And the history of how we have tried to master our biology and stave off disease is full of forgotten heroes, astounding anecdotes and extraordinary facts. 

Author: Bill Bryson

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