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Read more of this blog post »Excerpt from my book "The Exodus". books2read.com/b/The-Exodus
"With hardly a glance at its surroundings, the cat moved determinedly towards the dead animal carcass, picked it up in its jaws and with a graceful bound leaped back into the jungle from whence it came, vanishing like an apparition."Chew SY (@blackppardus.bsky.social) October 9, 2025 at 5:28 PM
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The Exodus
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| So we can now rate at quarter star intervals eh. I suspect something was lost in translation to English, as there were some words used repeatedly, while other sentences gave me the impression of being a little simplified. Would've been a solid 4 star ...more | |
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| The discovery of the cause of dinosaur extinction has to be one of the most significant over the course of science, and hugely significant for our species, which would not exist if not for the end of the Mesozoic Era. So this account of how it happen ...more | |
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| This series can best be described as Stone Age soap opera. The story of Torka and his band continues, and with the birth of more children, the introduction of a larger group/tribe with the associated cast of characters, it all becomes potentially too ...more | |
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Your Inner Fish: a Journey into the 3.5-Billion-Year History of the Human Body
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| This book is part paleontology, part about evolution, part about developmental biology, genetics and anatomy, reflecting all the subjects the author is knowledgeable about. Depending on which you are more familiar with, there will likely be stuff in ...more | |
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| This book started out quite good, revealing the life forms and exigencies faced by them in the Paleozoic Era, from the Ediacaran through the Cambrian 'explosion' and the earlier mass extinctions that too place then. Of course due to their extreme ant ...more | |
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| The organization of this book is quite random, being a collection of essays (chapters) on aspects of being mammalian. Each chapter can be read as a standalone, with some more interesting to the reader than others. The author investigates, among other ...more | |
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| A short, but quite text heavy little volume on the evolution of mammals, covering the Cenozoic Era with one chapter per epoch but strangely stopping short of the Pleistocene for some reason. The vintage of this publication (1986) makes most of the sp ...more | |
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| Pity there is no picture of this book, it's one of the better junior reference titles out there on the subject, from Usborne, which published so many great children's books back in the day that formed lasting memories, predating, and a predecessor to ...more | |
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| Paleoartists bridge the two realms of art and science, creating beautiful works of art that require a deep understanding and appreciation of science to be done well. Matternes' passion and dedication to his work is apparent in this compilation of his ...more | |
“They walked over land once forested for centuries. Farming had destroyed the trees; cities had destroyed the farms; time had destroyed the cities. The land remained, slowly covering its degradation with new plant life.”
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“An indispensable good transported to the far corners of the world, black gold had become the very vector of the industrial vascular network, the blood of human technology.”
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“The premise of the Taker story is 'the world belongs to man'. … The premise of the Leaver story is 'man belongs to the world'.”
― Ishmael: An Adventure of the Mind and Spirit
― Ishmael: An Adventure of the Mind and Spirit
“Donald Trump can do a lot of things I can't, but he can no more get out of the prison than I can”
― Ishmael: An Adventure of the Mind and Spirit
― Ishmael: An Adventure of the Mind and Spirit
“The capitalist shark breathes oil, but the ocean in which it swims is drying up.”
― Life Without Oil: Why We Must Shift to a New Energy Future
― Life Without Oil: Why We Must Shift to a New Energy Future
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Live in Singapore? Join us! Apart from talking about books, we have listings for author events, giveaways, and sometimes we even organize a book club ...more
Natural History & Biology
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This reading group will focus on natural history. We will immerse ourselves within the realm of organisms as we explore the biodiversity of the plane ...more
Happy to announce that my book 'The Exodus' is now on wattpad, where the first chapter has been published. Let me know your thoughts and please vote too.
https://www.wattpad.com/story/1770963...
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