Bryson apprentices himself to the great thinkers and
professionals of the scientific world in order to try and understand the
biggest questions concerning our universe (and perhaps even answer them). Topics
start at the Big Bang, include how we came to be the complex individuals that
we are from the single-celled organisms that we were, and finish with possibilities
of the end of the world.
“A Short History Of Nearly Everything” is an easy
book to put down and pick up again, mostly due to short chapters and
appropriate titling. Bryson specifically wrote this for those who either may
not have much, or any, knowledge of the history of science and its principles,
so that they may better understand the world.
Format: Book (Paperback)
Bryson, Bill. A short history of nearly everything, New York : Delacorte Press, 2008.
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