The Dawn of Everything by Wengrow and Graeber

This massive anthropological and sociological and archeological treatise on the development of human society is as ambitious as that sounds, and for the most part, largely, unbelievably, and altho it bogs down somewhat in certain sections, it succeeds - and succeeds especially in proving some fantastic and crucial points about what our foundational myths get wrong.

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Both the sci-fi elements and the scientist characters are really fun and involving in this carl sagan book adaptation - but on the other hand the love interest is really annoying and the movie should’ve been 30 minutes shorter.

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dulevoz train videos youtube channel

dulevoz is a mesmerizing collection of lengthy high-def videos from trains traveling through Serbia and Montenegro, made with obvious care and love for the trains and the view.

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The Unaccountability Machine by Dan Davies

This nonfiction treatise on systems, communication and accountability is bold in its breadth, smoothly written and researched, laid out in a confusing and silly way, occasionally under-edited, but also fascinating, fun, and particularly impressive at the end.

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