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"The Power of Habit: Why We Do What We Do in Life and Business" by author Charles Duhigg delves into the exploration of human habits, from personal to societal levels. It provides insights into habit formation, change, and the impact habits have on individuals and organizations. is structured in three sections covering personal habits, corporate angles, and societal perspectives, using real-life examples to illustrate problems and solutions related to habits.
In the fall of 1993, a man who would upend much of what we know about habits walked into a laboratory in San Diego for a scheduled appointment. He was elderly, a shade over six feet tall, and neatly d...- #2
Save:The Blade Itself by Joe Abercrombie is a dark fantasy novel that delves into a world filled with political intrigue, impending war, and morally ambiguous characters. Set in a medieval-like world, the story follows multiple characters such as Logen Ninefingers, Inquisitor Glokta, and Captain Luthar, each with their own unique perspectives and motivations. The plot weaves together their stories as they navigate through a world on the brink of change, with war looming and alliances shifting. Abercrombie's writing style is characterized by its gritty realism, grounded characters, and a focus on the inner thoughts and struggles of the protagonists.
Logen opened his eyes a crack. Light, blurry bright through leaves. This was death? Then why did it hurt so much? His whole left side was throbbing. He tried to take a proper breath, choked, coughed u... - #3
Save:Eve Wilson, a psychology grad student, finds herself in the midst of danger as a serial killer targets her online role-playing game subjects. Teaming up with two homicide detectives, including the enamored Noah Webster, they uncover a web of murders intertwined with the virtual world. The book is praised for its fast-paced plot, engaging characters, and the seamless blend of suspense and romance. With a focus on online gaming, therapy, and self-esteem, the story unfolds with twists and turns that keep readers on the edge of their seats.
Homicide detective Noah Webster stared up into the wide, lifeless eyes of Martha Brisbane with a sigh that hung in the freezing air, just as she did. Within him was deep sadness, cold rage, and an awf... - #4
Save:Lost Memory of Skin by Russell Banks is a novel that delves into the world of a convicted sex offender known only as the Kid who is living under a causeway in Florida due to residency laws. The story follows the Kid's interactions with a mysterious Professor who is studying homelessness among sex offenders, leading to a complex exploration of truth, reality, and societal ostracism. Through the characters of the Kid and the Professor, the book addresses themes of empathy, morality, and the challenges faced by outcasts in society.
IT ISN’T LIKE THE KID IS LOCALLY FAMOUS for doing a good or a bad thing and even if people knew his real name it wouldn’t change how they treat him unless they looked it up online which is not somethi... - #5
Save:'The Cyber Effect' by Mary Aiken is a thought-provoking book that delves into the impact of technology on human behavior. Dr. Aiken skillfully examines how regular internet usage affects the human psyche, from gaming and social media to porn sites and radicalization. The book provides numerous examples of ways in which every internet user is being influenced, offering case studies to help readers navigate through the material. Aiken's engrossing narration style makes the serious topic interesting to read, prompting readers to reflect on how online behavior is changing society and individuals.
The book explores the pitfalls of the internet and social media, highlighting how slowly these technologies invade our lives and manipulate us. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the effects of online technologies on behavior, both positive and negative. Through a mix of informative content and gripping storytelling, 'The Cyber Effect' challenges readers to consider how their online actions impact their offline lives and relationships.
Human behavior has always been affected and shaped by technology, but there has been no greater influence, as far as I can see, than the advent of the Internet. You don’t have to be an expert in the s... - #6
Save:Awaken Online by Travis Bagwell is a LitRPG novel that follows the story of Jason, a high school student facing challenges in his real life. As he enters the virtual reality game Awaken Online, he is taken on a dark path that blurs the lines between hero and villain. The book interweaves two storylines - one focusing on the development of the game and the other following Jason's journey within it, showcasing a complex plot that keeps readers guessing. The writing style delves into technical aspects of the game, character stats, and immersive gaming experiences, appealing to a gamer audience.
The camera tilted erratically and then centered on a young woman in a lab coat. Her hair was brown and cut just above the shoulder. She wore modest eyeglasses and little makeup. She was pretty, in ...
