DNA meets Higgs boson under Numbers Microscope. An illustrated journey through the novel behavior of prime numbers in genetics and particle cosmology, offering speculation as to how genetic design may have pre-seeded the Big Bang. More specifically, the role of prime number theory is shown to codify particle physics mass-flavor spectrums of leptons, quarks, neutrinos, as forces of factorization with predetermined values. As a material science study, the Higgs field and its symmetry-breakin...

Das zweibändige Werk von Visual Psychology umfasst 400 Seiten und untersucht 600 Meisterwerke genialer Werbung in neun Themenkategorien: Transport, Mode, Produkte, Essen & Trinken, Reisen, Kunst & Unterhaltung, Politik & Krieg, Sport und Landschaft. Der Künstler, der die visuellen Wünsche des Publikums versteht, ist immer sehr überzeugend. Diese schillernde Augenweide aus der Vor-Fernseh-Ära bietet unzählige Stunden einzigartiger Bildung mit poetischen Kommentaren und Künstlerbiografien.

Get ready to break on through to the other side as critically-acclaimed playwright and journalist Jonathan Leaf reveals the politically incorrect truth about one of the most controversial decades in historythe 1960s.

Visual Psychology's two volume set of 400 pages, explores 600 master works of advertising genius in nine subject categories: transportation, fashion, products, food & drink, travel, arts & entertainment, politics & war, sports, and scenic. Ever so persuasive is the artist that understands the visual desires of an audience. This most scintillating eye-candy from the pre-television era, awaits countless hours of unique education, with poetically conceived commentary and artist biography.

A smart and sexy modern noir set in the steamy underbelly of 21st century Hollywood.Billy Rosenberg is a workmanlike screenwriter who finds his fate intertwined with would-be starlet Vincenza Morgan in this fiendish and sharp tale of a city where Image always trumps Reality.Filled with plot twists, wicked humor, and vivid commentary on celebrity culture, author Jonathan Leaf has skillfully crafted a compelling romp which manages to weave murder, drugs, sex ...

Challenging everything we thought we knew, this book takes a revolutionary look at how humans are far less like other primates than we’ve been led to believe—and uncovers what truly sets us apart.Humans are primates, much like chimps—or so we’ve been continually told. Yet recent discoveries show that our species has a different brain design, function, and chemistry; different eating, sleeping, mating, and rearing patterns; a different metabolism; and a different ph...

Visual Psychology's two volume set, explores 600 master works of advertising genius in nine subject categories: transportation, fashion, products, food & drink, travel, arts & entertainment, politics & war, sports, and scenic. Ever so persuasive is the artist that understands the visual desires of an audience. This most scintillating eye-candy from the pre-television era, awaits countless hours of unique education, with poetically conceived commentary and artist biography.

Challenging everything we thought we knew, this book takes a revolutionary look at how humans are far less like other primates than we've been led to believe—and uncovers what truly sets us apart.Humans are primates, much like chimps—or so we've been continually told. Yet recent discoveries show that our species has a different brain design, function, and chemistry; different eating, sleeping, mating, and rearing patterns; a different metabolism; and a different ph...

In this blast from the past, critically acclaimed playwright and journalist Jonathan Leaf reveals the politically incorrect truth about one of the most controversial decades in history: the 1960s.Did you know that the civil rights movement did little to improve the lives of average African Americans or that most Americans actively supported the Vietnam War and the draft? The Politically Incorrect Guide to the Sixties proves the anti–Vietnam War sentiment and free ...

Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist Chris Hedges makes a forceful case that liberal institutions have failed Americans by ceding power to self-serving and elitist corporations**“Uncompromising. . . . Hedges indicts the press, the Church, the arts, labor unions, universities, and the Democratic Party for failing to protect the middle and lower classes.” —**The New YorkerHistory has shown time and time again that when the liberal class...

In The Greatest Generation, his landmark bestseller, Tom Brokaw eloquently evoked for America what it meant to come of age during the Great Depression and the Second World War. Now, in Boom!, one of America’s premier journalists gives us an epic portrait of another defining era in America as he brings to life the tumultuous Sixties, a fault line in American history. The voices and stories of both famous people and ordinary citizens come together as Brokaw takes us on a memorable j...

A historian debunks four-dozen PC myths about our nation's past.Over the last forty years, history textbooks have become more and more politically correct and distorted about our country's past, argues professor Larry Schweikart. The result, he says, is that students graduate from high school and even college with twisted beliefs about economics, foreign policy, war, religion, race relations, and many other subjects.As he did in his popular A Patriot's ...