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S.E.G.O. - More Science Fiction You Should Be Reading
Daily Kos (blog) - Mar 21, 2010
by Devilstower One night last week I fell asleep listening to Carl Sagan talk about the thought experiments of Albert Einstein. Not a bad way to be rocketed ...

Breaking the hill of patience
Express Buzz - Mar 20, 2010
Right from the Carl Sagan-invoking, keyword-littered preface and the rambling first few pages that gave way (thankfully, it felt at the time) to a ...

Wind-up Carl Sagan
FTC Publications - Mar 16, 2010
Behold Larriva's wind-up tribute to the great Carl Sagan, "It is cast in rock hard, Durham's Water Putty and is hand painted in acrylics. ...

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Carl Sagan books

The Demon-Haunted World: Science as a Candle in the Dark

by: Carl Sagan, Ann Druyan
Sagan points out that the real and science-based world is much more awe-inspiring than the world according to a) holy books written by ignorant people who thought the Earth was flat and b) modern-day advocates of the paranormal and pseudo-science. There's no reason to be afraid of reality. There is something on every page that expands your horizons.
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Cosmos

by: Carl Sagan
Carl Sagan was (sadly not an IS) the prime conveyor of knowledge of our Universe..
His ability to convey to the common man how "Things worked" has never been surpassed. Simply put... He had his own way of sharing this knowledge, that will never be surpassed by anyone.... His imprint is here in this "COSMOS"... and there isn't any more definitive book or other wise that is available to the average man, that will suffice...
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Pale Blue Dot: A Vision of the Human Future in Space

by: Carl Sagan
I really enjoyed the beginning of this book when he talks about religions and supernatural claims and how they inhibit our species to progress. Reading Carl Sagan's books feels like coming up for air for the first time in a long time. The only issue I would postulate would be that it was written in 96', so it's a tad bit out of date. For example, the number of moons described that orbit Jupiter and Saturn is out of date and a few more other notions, but the majority of the book is still relivant.
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The Dragons of Eden: Speculations on the Evolution of Human Intelligence

by: Carl Sagan
wow. I would highly suggest this book to anyone who wants a holistic perspective on our brains. Sagan's view points are amazing and they are a pleasure to read.
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