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Max Vernovsky🔮
@varejkeee.eth #16237
Princess with one eye /
Warpcast MEME Degen 🎩/
Bookworm 🪱/
Positive thinking inspires action, so it goes.✔️
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Hey SHARKos, how you doing?🦈
They say a book is the best gift, I agree, but as my wife says, "Not this time" ❤️
Today I'm resting after three emotionally difficult weeks.
When you're working hard on something, learning something new, or simply: make sure you rest and rest well!
When you're working hard on something, learning something new, or simply: make sure you rest and rest well!
Need an expert opinion on this quote from Georges Pompidou.
"There are three ways to ruin: women, gambling, and listening to experts. The first is the pleasantest, the second is the fastest, but the third is the most certain"
"There are three ways to ruin: women, gambling, and listening to experts. The first is the pleasantest, the second is the fastest, but the third is the most certain"
How do you feel, Degens?
Interesting fantasy novellas that read in one evening. Pt.2
Robert Young, "To Fell a Tree"
After felling a tree inhabited by a mystical being, Strong spends the rest of his life seeking redemption for what he has destroyed.
Roger Zelazny, "A Rose for Ecclesiastes"
A poet sent to Mars discovers a dying civilization and faces existential questions as he confronts the wisdom of Ecclesiastes.
Clifford D. Simak, "Who Is There in the Depths of the Rocks?"
Living in solitude, Wallace Daniels begins to slip through time and senses a presence hidden deep within the ancient rocks.
Isaac Asimov, "The Bicentennial Man"
Andrew, a robot, fights for freedom and recognition as a human as he evolves beyond his mechanical origins.
John W. Campbell, "Who Goes There?"
An Antarctic expedition uncovers a shape-shifting alien that can perfectly mimic any living being, leading to a deadly struggle for survival.
Robert Young, "To Fell a Tree"
After felling a tree inhabited by a mystical being, Strong spends the rest of his life seeking redemption for what he has destroyed.
Roger Zelazny, "A Rose for Ecclesiastes"
A poet sent to Mars discovers a dying civilization and faces existential questions as he confronts the wisdom of Ecclesiastes.
Clifford D. Simak, "Who Is There in the Depths of the Rocks?"
Living in solitude, Wallace Daniels begins to slip through time and senses a presence hidden deep within the ancient rocks.
Isaac Asimov, "The Bicentennial Man"
Andrew, a robot, fights for freedom and recognition as a human as he evolves beyond his mechanical origins.
John W. Campbell, "Who Goes There?"
An Antarctic expedition uncovers a shape-shifting alien that can perfectly mimic any living being, leading to a deadly struggle for survival.
How much dull nonsense people engage in instead of making love, drinking wine, and telling each other fascinating stories.
Interesting fantasy novellas that read in one evening. Pt.1
Ray Bradbury, "Frost and Fire"
A man must achieve the impossible in a world where life lasts only eight days, battling both scorching days and freezing nights.
Isaac Asimov, "Profession"
In a future where education is automated, George dreams of being a programmer, but on the Day of Knowledge, the system chooses a different path for him.
Robert Sheckley, "A Ticket to Tranai"
Mr. Goodman, tired of Earth’s imperfections, journeys to Tranai, a utopia free of crime and corruption—but at a great cost.
Roger Zelazny, "The Life I Have Lived"
Two supercomputers, one orbiting the Earth and the other deep underground, argue over how to improve life on a planet where humans no longer exist.
Robert Louis Stevenson, "Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde"
The respectable Dr. Jekyll hides a dark secret—his horrifying connection to the monstrous Mr. Hyde.
Ray Bradbury, "Frost and Fire"
A man must achieve the impossible in a world where life lasts only eight days, battling both scorching days and freezing nights.
Isaac Asimov, "Profession"
In a future where education is automated, George dreams of being a programmer, but on the Day of Knowledge, the system chooses a different path for him.
Robert Sheckley, "A Ticket to Tranai"
Mr. Goodman, tired of Earth’s imperfections, journeys to Tranai, a utopia free of crime and corruption—but at a great cost.
Roger Zelazny, "The Life I Have Lived"
Two supercomputers, one orbiting the Earth and the other deep underground, argue over how to improve life on a planet where humans no longer exist.
Robert Louis Stevenson, "Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde"
The respectable Dr. Jekyll hides a dark secret—his horrifying connection to the monstrous Mr. Hyde.
The book turned out to be extremely useful - the writing of all the compound features of letters, connecting lines, pictures of correct writing, and, most importantly - how not to do it ))
Warpcast mood.
Every time I post something new, one of my followers always says: "This is definitely about me!" even if the post is about aliens eating pizza on Mars.
Every time I post something new, one of my followers always says: "This is definitely about me!" even if the post is about aliens eating pizza on Mars.
Who can recommend me a book for this rainy evening?
How did I envision bookstores in China?
Exactly like this.
Exactly like this.
For robots to fully replace developers, clients need to learn how to articulate tasks in a clear and understandable way. We are safe.
Found online.
Oops, bugs in my printer.
Just finished Lord of the Flies, and I’m completely blown away.
The raw intensity of human nature, stripped of society’s rules, is both terrifying and fascinating. Golding’s portrayal of innocence lost and the descent into chaos is haunting. The way the story explores the darkness within us all is truly unforgettable.
If you haven’t read it yet, you’re missing out on one of the most powerful books ever written.
The raw intensity of human nature, stripped of society’s rules, is both terrifying and fascinating. Golding’s portrayal of innocence lost and the descent into chaos is haunting. The way the story explores the darkness within us all is truly unforgettable.
If you haven’t read it yet, you’re missing out on one of the most powerful books ever written.
And it's always like that!
or is it just me?
About books and interviews.
Anyway, once I was looking for a new job, I chose from 4 companies.
In general, many top managers have bookshelves in their offices. Mostly classics and management books.
But not this one. He had exactly two books lying around: Sun Tzu's "The Art of War" and Machiavelli's "Principe".
I immediately decided that I was ready to work with such a fundamental lead.
By the way, I didn't regret it later.
Anyway, once I was looking for a new job, I chose from 4 companies.
In general, many top managers have bookshelves in their offices. Mostly classics and management books.
But not this one. He had exactly two books lying around: Sun Tzu's "The Art of War" and Machiavelli's "Principe".
I immediately decided that I was ready to work with such a fundamental lead.
By the way, I didn't regret it later.
who to noms?
Sometimes you come across advertisements for residential complexes or townhouses, and then you go to the website, and there “leave your phone number, email and we will contact you.”
No need to contact me - show me your plans and prices! I came in to dream - and I want to dream, but I was deprived of such an opportunity.
No need to contact me - show me your plans and prices! I came in to dream - and I want to dream, but I was deprived of such an opportunity.
2010. Planet Earth is choking on a large population (7.7 billion people).
The population is going insane from crowdedness, poverty and lack of prospects. People are showing a strong addiction to drugs (erectile dysfunction and depression are treated with pills).
The main threat facing the US is terrorists (Jeff Young is the most dangerous). China is the new economic superpower. All the countries of Europe have united into a federation.
Mega-corporations virtually own the states. The media has become an important means of manipulation, everything is overloaded with information.
………
You have read the synopsis introduction to John Brunner's 1968 novel Stand on Zanzibar.🫣
The population is going insane from crowdedness, poverty and lack of prospects. People are showing a strong addiction to drugs (erectile dysfunction and depression are treated with pills).
The main threat facing the US is terrorists (Jeff Young is the most dangerous). China is the new economic superpower. All the countries of Europe have united into a federation.
Mega-corporations virtually own the states. The media has become an important means of manipulation, everything is overloaded with information.
………
You have read the synopsis introduction to John Brunner's 1968 novel Stand on Zanzibar.🫣