How to Invent Everything
How to Invent Everything
Ryan North
Barry Ritholtz
Really fun book. - Barry Ritholtz
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How to Invent Everything

How to Invent Everything: A Survival Guide for the Stranded Time Traveler

Ryan North
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Ryan North
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In "How to Invent Everything," Ryan North delivers an indispensable guide for the accidental time traveler. Imagine being stranded in the past, your time machine irreparably broken. Panic not, for North equips you with the knowledge to not only survive but thrive and shape the course of history itself. From the foundational principles of engineering to the intricacies of cultivating society's most pivotal inventions, this book is your blueprint to accelerate human progress with your own hands. Illustrated with wit and packed with critical science, engineering, and philosophical insights, North's masterpiece is far more than a survival manual—it's a beacon for aspiring architects of civilization. With an engaging blend of humor and profound research, North challenges readers to reimagine the trajectory of human achievement. "How to Invent Everything" is not just a guide to rebuilding civilization; it's an exhilarating exploration of human potential. Whether you're aiming to sidestep historical pitfalls or introduce modern comforts centuries ahead of time, this book offers a fascinating lens through which to view our shared past and future. It's an essential companion for anyone who's ever pondered the impact of individual contributions to the tapestry of human history, providing both the facts and figures and the moral support needed to become the most influential person ever.

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Released
2018
18 Sep
Length
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Really fun book. - Barry Ritholtz
Quotation is a serviceable substitute for wit.*
— Ryan North, How to Invent Everything

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