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A typical Stuart Gibbs book is always a fun thriller that covers mysteries, actions, and historical events. The five series by Gibbs that I read, are: The Spy School Series The Funjungle Series The Moon Base Alpha Series The Charlie Thorne Series The Last Musketeer Series Out of these five series, three of them are mysteries; two of them use historical contexts; and all five of them contain action. And in my opinion, all five of them contain excellent stories. Throughout the series, each book always ends in a wild twist that you could never imagine. But before this ending,…
I read the book Life 3.0 in 2024 along with my friend Leo. In this book, Max Tegmark, the author and a physics professor at MIT, explores artificial intelligence along with life 1.0, life 2.0 and life 3.0. These three stages of life are what he thinks explain AI and what can become of it.I think this is an excellent book, because not only does Dr Tegmark cover the topic of AI, but he explains everything before it too. He uses data to support his thinking, and also covers the myths and facts about AI.I learned many things from this…
My favorite activities are different sports, robotics, drawing, and all things that are intellectually challenging.
My thought process in archery is calm and steady. My current focus is the only one I am concerned about. Everything else in my mind has been cleared. This is because I have forgotten all my previous arrows. I raise my bow to the target and focus on the inner golden ring, which has now become my sole goal. I pull the string back all the way until it touches my chin and nose. This is the point where my elbow and arm have formed a straight arrow towards my target. I adjust my bow until the sight rests at…
Gordon Korman has written many books, which are mainly realistic fictions with a slight hint of action and mysteries. Every Korman book takes the reader on an emotional rollercoaster, but guarantees a satisfactory ending. His stories take place in a variety of settings, from all over the world, but mainly he is famous for writing about relatable, everyday settings (e.g., schools) that turn into wonders and adventures. Out of the many great books by Korman, I would recommend the Mastermind Series, No More Dead Dogs, Unplugged, Son of a Mob, Notorious, and Slacker. He even wrote some of the books…