"The most important book on AI this year." --The Guardian"Mr. Russell's exciting book goes deep, while sparkling with dry witticisms." --The Wall Street Journal"The most important book I have read in quite some time" (Daniel Kahneman); "A must-read" (Max Tegmark); "The book we've all been waiting for" (Sam Harris)A leading artificial intelligence researcher lays out a new approach to AI tha...

In "The Genesis of Queensland," Henry Stuart Russell presents an authoritative examination of the formation and development of Queensland, meticulously detailing its geographical, social, and political evolution. Written in a rich, descriptive style emblematic of 19th-century colonial literature, Russell's narrative blends historical facts with personal anecdotes, offering readers a vivid portrayal of the region's early years. The book situates itself within the broader context of Australi...

In "The Genesis of Queensland," Henry Stuart Russell meticulously chronicles the formation and development of Queensland, Australia, from its earliest days of European exploration to the establishment of a separate colony. Russell's prose is characterized by its engaging narrative style and a scholarly approach, seamlessly intertwining historical facts with personal anecdotes, which bring the characters of the past to life. This historical account serves not only as a record of events but ...

When Tom Hill stepped away from comfort and security without the benefit of a road map or safety net, it was also without any vision for the “Exceptional Life” to come. He simply hoped to discover how much he could grow. Based on experience, he will encourage you to do the same, with one exception: the road map. Here it is!

James Stuart Russell published Parousia in 1878, arguing for the doctrine of the past second Advent, and remains a great classic exposition of preterism.

Boys who once dreamed of building, leading, and protecting are now anxious, medicated, and unsure of who they're supposed to be. Masculinity has been recast as a problem to solve instead of a strength to cultivate. Schools punish competition. Families crumble. Culture mocks the very traits that once built civilization. Your grandfather stormed a beach. You can't change a tire.In Reclaiming Men, Russell Stuart delivers a direct and unapologetic look at how we got here and how to fix...

Overview:Poyama is a vineyard keeper whose accidental convictions feed an affliction of pride propped loftily upon his success in the burgeoning nineteenth century wine industry. A Chilean immigrant, he brought to the United States an unrivaled appetite for work, a legacy of international winegrowing mastery, and a weakness his love of horses. Even a greater love, the love of his life, is afforded no pass through the bulwark of those preoccupations. But, there is trouble in the vin...

"The most important book on AI this year." --The Guardian"Mr. Russell's exciting book goes deep, while sparkling with dry witticisms." --The Wall Street Journal"The most important book I have read in quite some time" (Daniel Kahneman); "A must-read" (Max Tegmark); "The book we've all been waiting for" (Sam Harris)A leading artificial intelligence researcher lays out a new approach to AI tha...

Heroes, Villains, and Victims is a collection of stories about ordinary people of Hull and the East Riding who found themselves in extraordinary situations. For the most part they are people that history has forgotten, but for no longer. Some were bad, true villains who killed or harmed their fellows and paid the ultimate price, others were benefactors who left their mark on society, and many were innocent victims who remind us that the 'good old days' were not always so. Stories from brav...

In his second volume looking at the lives of people who became heroes, villains and victims of the times in which they lived, Stuart Russell records stories of people who history, and time, forgot. This is a collection of extraordinary and at times jaw-dropping stories all based either in Hull or on the happenings of Hull's citizens. It includes the full text of the book 'Dark Winter", the story of the Hull fishing disasters of 1968. There are the men who fought the worst that the Arctic w...

For readers of Bill Bryson, Neil deGrasse Tyson and Siddhartha Mukherjee, a wondrous, wildly ambitious, and vastly entertaining work of popular science that tells the awe-inspiring story of the elements that make up the human body, and how these building blocks of life travelled billions of miles and across billions of years to make us who we are.Every one of us contains a billion times more atoms than all the grains of sand in the earth’s deserts. If you weigh 150...

AN ORIGIN STORY BOOK'Provides clarity, scholarship, wit and essential insight into why our world is the way it is' Adam Rutherford'I wish I could make Ian and Dorian's work mandatory' Sathnam SangheraWhy is 'fascist' used to describe everyone from dictators to parking wardens? Does the word 'fascism' describe a historical movement or an enduring ideology? And could we see it rise again today, in an age of populism?...