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Over the Wall
Over the Wall, the narrator reflects on their time working at the White House, drafting nuclear energy policies—a job that, despite initial enthusiasm, grew increasingly dull and unsatisfying. What once seemed like an exciting opportunity to contribute to presidential decision-making soon revealed the slow-moving nature of government work. The realization settled in that progress was often hindered by bureaucratic inefficiencies, and many projects were abandoned by succeeding administrations. This…-
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Chapter I opens with a personal reckoning of national identity as experienced from within, not without. The narrator confronts the often-overlooked reality that one can feel like a stranger in one’s own country. He begins not by pointing across oceans, but by walking through familiar cities where the people, language, and customs suddenly feel distant. The Englishness surrounding him feels both familiar and foreign. It is not hostility that breeds this sensation, but a silent wall built from centuries of…-
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Chapter V — The Compleat Angler
Chapter V – The Compleat Angler welcomes readers into an evening scene by the riverside, where the delight of angling blends seamlessly with companionship. Piscator introduces Venator to Peter, while Coridon, a cheerful countryman, joins the group, representing the warmth and inclusivity of those who share a love for fishing. The conversation, filled with kindness and laughter, sets a mood of unity, where newcomers are embraced, and old friends are greeted with genuine joy. They gather not only to share…-
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Chapter VI - The memoir of Fleeming Jenkin opens during a decade marked by personal hardship, yet laced with emotional depth and forward-looking ambition. Fleeming finds himself contemplating the narratives of engineers whose biographies seem to dwell only on hardship and grief. He expresses a longing for stories that trace an arc toward lasting happiness, revealing an emotional weariness and desire for affirming meaning amid growing personal sorrow. This tone shapes the unfolding of events in his life…-
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7. Queen’s
Queen's University became a pivotal starting point for Elon Musk’s academic and social journey when he enrolled in 1990, searching for an environment that balanced intellectual rigor with meaningful connections. Unlike the technical focus of the University of Waterloo, Queen’s offered a broader curriculum, where Musk could explore both business and engineering while engaging in social activities. Living in an international-themed dormitory, he quickly befriended Navaid Farooq, marking his first close…-
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64. Optimus Is Born
Optimus Is Born in August 2021 marked a transformative step for Tesla as the company introduced a humanoid robot that embodied Elon Musk's vision of a future where artificial intelligence (AI) works safely and beneficially for humanity. Musk, who has long been captivated by the potential of AI and the associated risks, initially founded OpenAI in 2014 to ensure that AI developed in a way that would benefit society. Over time, his ambitions expanded into neural networks, self-driving cars, and Neuralink,…-
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About the Author
About the Author, Walter Isaacson has built a remarkable reputation as a biographer, capturing the lives of individuals who have profoundly shaped history. His body of work includes in-depth studies on Jennifer Doudna, a pioneering scientist in CRISPR gene editing; Leonardo da Vinci, a polymath who excelled in art, engineering, and anatomy; Steve Jobs, the revolutionary mind behind Apple; Albert Einstein, whose theories reshaped modern physics; Henry Kissinger, a key figure in U.S. foreign policy; and…-
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Frustration
Frustration fills the air during the period between December 20 and 24 as Navy Lieutenant David Dixon Porter finds himself navigating the increasingly complex political landscape in Washington amidst the secession crisis. On his way through downtown, Porter passes the residence of Senator Jefferson Davis, where a lively party is in full swing. Despite his unwavering loyalty to the Union, Porter has maintained relationships across party lines, seeking to understand the potential paths to peace. His…-
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The Man in the Felt Hat
The Man in the Felt Hat offers a compelling look at Abraham Lincoln's secretive journey to Washington, D.C., during a time of rising tension. As his inauguration approached, Lincoln was aware of the political unrest and increasing threats against him. To safeguard his arrival, he decided to travel in disguise, wearing a worn overcoat and a "kossuth" hat—a symbol of democratic ideals that had been popularized by Hungarian revolutionary Louis Kossuth. The combination of the hat and his slouched posture…-
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Suspense
Suspense grips both sides of the conflict as early April unfolds, with Confederate President Jefferson Davis and his cabinet becoming increasingly uneasy about the situation. Their confidence relies heavily on the reassurances of their intermediary, Justice Campbell, whose promises are beginning to feel less reliable as tensions escalate. Meanwhile, the Confederate commissioners in Washington, who are used to positions of power, feel disrespected by Secretary of State Seward’s refusal to meet with them.…-
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