Hidden Systems
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not expecting this to be a graphic novel and yet it did not dissapoint given it's strong hypothesis it delivered well on: by seeking to make hidden systems in our life more tangible we can first better appreciate what they are and then seek to change them for how we want to evolve them.
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Have you ever taken a moment to ponder the inner workings of the essential utilities that power our daily lives? "Hidden Systems" by Dan Nott takes readers on a delightful journey of discovery, sharing the captivating stories behind water, electricity, and the internet. This nonfiction science graphic novel is filled with maps, diagrams, and art that add even more spice to these fascinating tales. Readers will learn about the first message sent across the internet, how the electric light was born, and the unrevealed amount of water that folks use each day. Nott's exploration of these topics is both informative and humorous, and readers will be fascinated by the intrigue, drama, and laughter hidden within. "Hidden Systems" is a delightful read that will deepen any reader's appreciation of the history of science and inspire them to change the future with newfound knowledge.