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  War and AI - The Algorithmic...

  Javier del Puerto, Rado Molina

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  "War and AI" tracks the lethal contradiction at the center of the AI boom: the same systems marketed as tools of progress are already being wired into kill chains, targeting systems, and automated decisions about who lives and who dies.From Gaza to Ukraine, machine vision, autonomous drones, and algorithmic targeting are no longer speculative. They are shaping real battlefields in real time, with civilians trapped inside the margin of error.This urgent new book maps the doctrine, supply chains, and moral collapse behind algorithmic warfare, arguing that the most dangerous lie of the AI age is the claim that we can build machines to save humanity without first teaching them how to kill.

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  Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens

  James Matthew Barrie

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  Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens by James Matthew Barrie is a whimsical and enchanting fantasy tale that explores childhood imagination, freedom, and the magical world hidden within everyday places. First published in 1906, this beloved work serves as an early exploration of the Peter Pan mythology and introduces readers to the character long before the events of Peter and Wendy.
  
  Set within the beautiful and dreamlike surroundings of London's Kensington Gardens, the story follows Peter Pan as a mysterious child who lives between the worlds of humanity and fantasy. Neither fully boy nor bird, Peter inhabits a magical realm filled with fairies, birds, and hidden wonders that emerge after ordinary visitors leave the park for the evening.
  
  As Peter wanders through the gardens, readers encounter a world where statues whisper, fairy dances illuminate the night, and secret adventures unfold beneath moonlit trees. Barrie transforms a familiar public park into a place of imagination and enchantment, where childhood curiosity opens the door to extraordinary experiences.
  
  The novel explores Peter's longing for freedom and his complicated relationship with human society. Though fascinated by the human world, he remains separate from it, embodying the bittersweet tension between innocence and belonging.
  
  James Matthew Barrie's prose is lyrical, playful, and deeply imaginative, capturing the wonder of childhood while also hinting at themes of loneliness, memory, and the passage of time. The story balances lighthearted fantasy with moments of emotional depth, giving it enduring appeal for readers of all ages.
  
  The book is also closely associated with the famous illustrations by Arthur Rackham, whose artwork helped define the magical atmosphere of the story and contributed to its lasting popularity.
  
  Themes of imagination, nature, childhood freedom, and the boundary between reality and fantasy run throughout the narrative. Barrie celebrates the power of make-believe while gently reflecting on the fleeting nature of childhood innocence.
  
  Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens remains a treasured classic of children's literature, admired for its poetic storytelling, magical setting, and timeless sense of wonder.
  
  Ideal for readers of classic fantasy, fairy tales, and imaginative children's fiction, this book offers a beautifully crafted journey into a hidden world where magic lives just beyond ordinary sight.

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  Radicalism - (from Civilization...

  George Soule

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  In Radicalism, journalist and economist George Soule examines the political, economic, and psychological roots of American radical thought in the years following World War I. 
   
  Soule argues that genuine radicalism is not simply a demand for greater material wealth. At its core lies a deeper desire for freedom, dignity, independence, and meaningful control over one’s own life. Poverty becomes oppressive not only because of deprivation, but because economic dependence can rob individuals of personal agency. 
   
  Yet Soule is equally critical of organized radicals. He questions attempts to import European revolutionary theories wholesale into the United States, arguing that rigid ideological formulas often fail to reflect the practical instincts and distinctive experiences of American workers. 
   
  Rather than romanticizing violent revolution, Soule calls for a more distinctly American movement—one grounded in economic understanding, democratic control, technological planning, and concrete improvements in everyday life. 
   
  Originally published in the influential 1922 anthology Civilization in the United States, Radicalism offers a fascinating snapshot of labor politics, socialism, economic power, and the struggle to define political freedom in modern America. 
   
  Narrated by Ryan Durham.

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  FMF Menage - A Hotwife Story

  Daniel P

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Lucy and Priya discover that the boundary between friendship, desire, and passion is far more fluid than they ever imagined. What begins with an unexpected kiss evolves into an intense journey filled with sensual discoveries, emotional closeness, and shared secrets. The presence of Axel, Lucy’s husband, adds a new depth to their connection and opens the door to a dynamic in which trust, complicity, and forbidden desire intertwine. Together, the three explore new forms of intimacy, devotion, and shared pleasure—through daring games, intimate encounters, fantasies, and honest confessions. Passion, tenderness, and laughter merge as they create their own space, where sensuality and trust form the foundation of their relationship. 
   
  Note: All characters are consenting adults.

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  Francisco Pizarro: A short...

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  Francisco Pizarro, Spanish explorer and conqueror: Life and work in a short biography! Everything you need to know, brief and concise. Infotainment, education and entertainment at its best!

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  The Mind Body Way - The Embodied...

  Dr. Julie Beaulac, Casey...

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  Learn how to lead from the inside out. 
  Are you spending your energy wisely, or are you teetering on the brink of exhaustion? Whether you're an executive, an entrepreneur, or a community organizer, embodiment can help you find meaningful success in life and leadership. In The Mind-Body Way, wellness and leadership experts Courtney Amo, Dr. Julie Beaulac, and Casey Berglund use their decades of experience to reveal how tapping into the intuitive wisdom of your body makes you a better, happier leader—no matter the unique challenges of your everyday. 
  With a step-by-step approach founded on six pillars of embodiment, The Mind-Body Way teaches you how to be a more resilient, connected, and purpose-driven leader by deepening your relationship with your body and heeding its wisdom. Through meaningful stories and accessible exercises, this practical guide will teach you how to interpret your body’s signals and use that knowledge to curb self-doubt and become a stronger, more agile leader in this increasingly complex world. 
  Discover a new way of leading that is powerful, connected, and aligned with purpose, a way that heals you and invigorates you to move through massive change—all while inspiring and empowering others.

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