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Rich’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Rich’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Rich Bowers
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What 2,500 Readers Taught Me About the Curiosity Around AI
The giveaway for I’m a Little Worried About Artificial Intelligence just wrapped up and more than 2,500 readers entered. That number still surprises me.
It tells me something important: people are curious about AI, but maybe not in the “robots will take over the world” kind of way. More like what does this mean for my job, my classroom, my sanity?
When I started writing this book, I wanted it to be Read more of this blog post »
It tells me something important: people are curious about AI, but maybe not in the “robots will take over the world” kind of way. More like what does this mean for my job, my classroom, my sanity?
When I started writing this book, I wanted it to be Read more of this blog post »
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I'm A Little Worried About Artificial Intelligence: On Jobs, Education, and Humanity's Purpose
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Beyond Management: Cultivating True Leadership in the Evolving Workplace
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The Conquest of Gaul by Julius Caesar Summary: How incredible is it that we have the words of Julius Caesar himself from his campaigns in Gaul? Yes, they are more than a bit of propaganda, but even with that said, having a firsthand account from one o ...more |
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Mother of Rome by Lauren J. A. Bear Summary: Who was the mother of Romulus and Remus? Mother of Rome looks to provide a persona to the woman who usually disappears from the mythology after the twins are left in a basket to float down a river toward th ...more |
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The Civil War by Julius Caesar (Commentarii de Bello Civili) Summary: Was Caesar truly one of the greatest commanders ever, or did the Gallic Wars only prove what any Roman legions could do against “barbarians”? The Civil War, though written by Caesar ...more |
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The Battle of Munda by Garth Sampson Summary: After reading Caesar’s Commentaries on the Civil War and the included work On the Spanish War, I found myself wanting a clearer understanding of what I had read. This section was not written by Caesar hims ...more |
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Augustus by John Williams After reading Augustus by John Williams, I can absolutely see why it receives such high praise. The historical fiction covers the life of Rome’s first princeps through the notes and correspondences of those around him for the ...more |
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Emperor Titus by Marc Hyden Summary: After the death of his father, Vespasian, in 79 AD, Titus put on the purple and almost immediately had to deal with the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. Separately, a large fire destroyed buildings such as the Pantheon ...more |
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