What happens when science starts making spare parts for people? Replaceable You is a curious, human tour through the frontier of modern medicine-where limbs, organs, and nerves meet engineering, robotics, and ethics. With humor, wonder, and clarity, it explores the scientific breakthroughs that blur the line between natural and artificial life.The story begins in a quiet prosthetics lab where carbon fiber legs are adjusted with a wrench. Then it moves into operating rooms where surgeons perform face transplants and reattach hands that were once lost. From there, the book dives into a...

Every day, you read a language you were never formally taught. From app interfaces to airport gates, icons tell us where to go, what to do, and how to feel-all without a single word. The Language of Symbols decodes this silent system of meaning, revealing how the tiniest visual cues guide modern life.Written for designers, technologists, and anyone curious about how communication works in the digital age, this book blends design history, linguistics, and psychology to show how symbols became the true global tongue. Far from abstract theory, The Language of Symbols celebrates the practical...

What if walking wasn't just exercise - but an adventure you couldn't wait to take?The Joy Walk Project transforms your daily stroll into a playful, creative ritual that boosts your mood, strengthens friendships, and rekindles your sense of wonder about the world around you. It's not a fitness manual - it's a reawakening.Forget step counters and calorie charts. This is walking as exploration, discovery, and connection - a system designed to make movement feel irresistible again.