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• ↓ What I Read In June and July
• ↓ Across The Sea
• ↓ The White Heat of Creation
• ↓ In which human scientists are losing the battle
• ↓ How did we manage before the Internet?
• ↓ Team Working and Loneliness
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"I apologise once again for the reduced frequency of my book blog. Frankly, I blame myself. However, I am enjoying a brief respite from my current project (working title: The Only Way Is Ethics) so I can catch up."

"John Gribbin In The Beginning I do love a secondhand bookshop and found this in the secondhand shelves at Aberglasney Gardens in Wales in May. You’ll both know I’m sure that Gribbin is a prolific writer of popular science books mainly on hardcore physics. This one, from the early ’90s, is out of date in some respects (pre Higgs boson) but is a great read nonetheless, mainly because of  its core idea – that Universes propagate according to a principle akin to natural selection. If one takes as read that new Universes form from black holes, those most successful Universes are those that produce the most supernovae, which then collapse to form black holes. It so happens that life is ultimately the product of supernova explosions, but forget the Anthropic Principle – the Hokey Cokey black holes are what it’s all about."

"Stella Rimington Riptide In which our intrepid heroine at MI5 Liz Carlyle and her colleagues get involved with Somali pirates and a dastardly Islamist plot closer to home."

"Stella Rimington The Geneva Trap In which our intrepid heroine at MI5 Liz Carlyle and her colleagues get involved with a dastardly Russian plot to penetrate the West’s most closely guarded secrets. I do enjoy a Liz Carlyle novel, but after reading a few, I feel I still know rather little about Carlyle save the externals. She seems a bit of a goody two-shoes to me. I do wish she’d have some endearing dangerous characterful flaw that would render her as more than a LinkedIn profile. But one can’t fault the action, and the Liz Carlyle novels just get better and better."

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What I Read In June and July

Across The Sea

The White Heat of Creation

In which human scientists are losing the battle

How did we manage before the Internet?

Team Working and Loneliness