The Mid-life Crisis of an Engineer
by Andrew William Morrow
Part 1 - Life-cycle
Ch. 1 - One's turn at being alive: Life as a wave in the ocean
Ch. 2 - Smart worldview: Hippasus, Galileo, Darwin and Freud
Ch. 3 - The suppression of the ego and momentary socializaion during education
Ch. 4 - Free advice about health and safety and a stable society
Ch. 5 - Gender: small scale and large scale
Ch. 6 - The human mind: Emotion then logic, Catheral and Library, Civilization and empire
Ch. 7 - Communicaton
Ch. 6.1 - The end of the life-cycle and autopsy
Part 2: Non-ficition
Ch. 7.1 - The Library: Information organization DDS art as an organizing factor
Ch. 7.2 - Information quality and how to know
Ch. 7.3 - Structure: Urban, tunnel vision, paritioning, focus
Ch. 7.4 - Compaction:housing, invention of words/writing
Ch. 7.5 - Durability: text upon the stone (or bronze)
Ch. 8 - Faith: God and money, God's will past and future
Ch. 10 - Privacy within a worldview
Ch. 14 - The role of the Jester: Entertainment and the Saloon
Ch. 15. - What do you care what other people think?
Ch. 16 - Decmocracy and transparency
Ch. 17 - If I saw farther, it was because I disobeyed orders and thought new thoughts
Part 3: Modern life
Ch. 18 - Urbanization and our intellectual legacy
Ch. 19 - World population and world peace
Ch. 20 - Atomic Theory and DNA
Ch. 21 - Entropy and the death of the Universe
Ch. 22 - Nukes, Space travel and Information
Ch. 23 - Space and time and the 3-D web
Ch. 24 - Stage fright on the Internet
Ch. 25 - The Internet and Wikipedia as a harbinger of the near-future
Ch. 25.1 - Wikipedia lessons learned and a possibel re-design
Ch. 26 - The deeper the penetration...
Ch. 27 - Sharing knowlege vs. controlling it
Ch. 28 - Your credit score and Paypal
Ch. 29 - The so-called Technological Singularity
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