Blind Spots in Scientific Common Sense: Starting from Physical Phenomena in Daily Life (Library of Life and Science)

Author: (Japan) Hashimoto Shingo / Zhou Shangwen
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: The "Library of Life and Science" closely revolves around people's lives, science in everyday life, and universally interesting scientific knowledge. It is illustrated with images and text, and possesses the characteristics of authority, scientific rigor, knowledge, practicality, fun, and readability. It has published 88 titles so far and has received widespread praise from readers. Life-related books focus on current hot issues in life, explaining scientific principles in an accessible manner, clarifying actionable methods, and highlighting modernity and practicality. Health and wellness science books combine theory with practice, explaining scientific principles in an easy-to-understand way, emphasizing preventive health care, medical consultations, and rehabilitation guides, while highlighting authority and practicality. This book explains the causes, results, implications, and broader context of common physical phenomena encountered in daily life, as well as common misconceptions. The language is concise and highly readable, allowing readers to learn about everyday phenomena and understand some physical concepts in a pleasant reading experience. It is a good popular science book.