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The Science of Everything: A User's Manual for an Accidental Universe Once upon a time, humans asked, ""Why?"" - and then, inconveniently, kept asking. Every answer led to another question, every discovery broke something sacred, and every attempt to explain the universe just made it seem bigger, louder, and slightly funnier. This is The Science of Everything - the flagship field guide to reality's greatest inside joke: that everything we know is temporary, everything we don't know is infinite, and we're making it all up as we go along. The story of science is not just about equations and experiments - it's about curiosity gone feral. It's the tale of apes who built telescopes to stare at their own cosmic insignificance, who invented time so they could complain about not having enough of it, and who turned random stardust into symphonies, smartphones, and the occasional conspiracy theory. This book isn't here to summarize all knowledge - it's here to celebrate the magnificent absurdity of trying. From quarks to quasars, atoms to ethics, the Science of Everything is an unapologetically overambitious tour through existence itself: how it began, how it works, how it might end, and how we've been hilariously wrong about all of it at least once per century.

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