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Eureka! 81 Key Ideas Explained (edition 1999)

by Michael Macrone (Author)

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From Greek philosophy to contemporary economics, physics and architecture, this book covers some of the most often heard but least understood theories and explains them simply and entertainingly. Topics include: existentialism, deconstruction, original sin, paradigm shifts, I think, therefore I am, Newton's Laws, a quantum leap, Id Ego and Superego, fuzzy logic, the chaos theory and many more.… (more)
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Title:Eureka! 81 Key Ideas Explained
Authors:Michael Macrone (Author)
Info:Barnes & Noble Books (1999), Edition: English Language, 253 pages
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I would rate this book just ok. A wide selection of topics, but not enough information on any given subject to really satisfy the reader. ( )
  delta351 | May 29, 2019 |
Numerous over-shallow articles; not for me.
  themulhern | Feb 24, 2019 |
Lots of fun for a quick read... each entry is only a couple pages. ( )
  BooksForDinner | Jul 22, 2014 |
It took me a long time to get through this one. I decided to read Wikipedia articles on a few of this book's 81 topics and found that those were essentially similar. ( )
  Sandydog1 | Apr 6, 2013 |
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From Greek philosophy to contemporary economics, physics and architecture, this book covers some of the most often heard but least understood theories and explains them simply and entertainingly. Topics include: existentialism, deconstruction, original sin, paradigm shifts, I think, therefore I am, Newton's Laws, a quantum leap, Id Ego and Superego, fuzzy logic, the chaos theory and many more.

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