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Semil Shah

Daniel Madison, Laura London, Jeremy Griffith, Xavior Spade, Doug McKenzie, Alex Pandrea, Adam Wilber, Franco Pascali, Danny Garcia, Tony Chang, Eric Hu, Larry Fong, Dynamo, Penn Jillette, Eric Jones, Mark Calabrese, Shin Lim, Peter Turner, Demian Aditya, Dan and Dave Buck, Elliott Terral, Damien O’Brien, Dee Christopher, Alex Harris, Matt Whittake

Ian Frisch • Magic Is Dead: My Journey into the World's Most Secretive Society of Magicians

Michael Malcangio

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He was an affable curmudgeon, a refreshing truth-teller who inadvertently imbued a sense of both irony and hope in every sentence.

Seth Goldenberg • Radical Curiosity: Questioning Commonly Held Beliefs to Imagine Flourishing Futures

Geraldo Aguilera

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taylorpearson.me • The Illegible Margin: Profiting From the Gap Between the Map and the Territory

The Matter With Things: Our Brains, Our Delusions and the Unmaking of the World

Iain McGilchrist

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Angelica Martinez

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Change is endlessly fascinating to brains. ‘Almost all perception is based on the detection of change’ says the neuroscientist Professor Sophie Scott. ‘Our perceptual systems basically don’t work unless there are changes to detect.’ In a stable environment, the brain is relatively calm. But when it detects change, that event is immediately register