Tag: What I’m Reading

Ideals, Varieties, and Algorithms

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Big History Summer Reading List | Big History Project

Replied to Big History Summer Reading List (blog.bighistoryproject.com)
The best part of teaching Big History is that we’re always learning right alongside our students. As the year winds down here in the US, many BHP teachers are looking for books to take with them to the beach, the mountains, or wherever they choose to unwind this summer. We asked our teacher leaders for their favorite books related to Big History and this list is what they came up with.

I’ve got a lot of these on my big history book list on GoodReads.com
It also looks like a lot of these are things that Bill Gates has been reading too!

Some light poolside reading

Some light poolside reading.
At Home in the Universe: The Search for the Laws of Self-Organization and Complexity by Stuart Kauffman

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A Small Gift: Tapping the Source

A nice gift of fiction from @henryjameskorn when we met yesterday at @chevaliersbooks.
 

A nice gift of fiction from @henryjameskorn when we met yesterday @chevaliersbooks.

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