A Brief History of the e-Book

The history of e-books spans a longer period than many people notice. Most people think that the Internet appears before e-books. But that is not the case. The first e-book is the Declaration of Independence of the United States of America. It was built in 1971 by the founder of Project Gutenberg, Michael S Hart, and the Internet was not created until 1974. Still, it was not the Internet we know today. In order to record the history of e-books to date, the following problems must be solved.

Sapiens: The History of Humanity, Author: Yuval Noaharari: This book is the only concern with Homo sapiens, and how this world shapes the world we live today. Challenge established reasons and ignite the process of thinking - this is a short history filled with facts, insight, analysis. This book is one of the most recommended books of the century. Homodieus: The history of tomorrow, Author: Yuval Noahariari: I do not make a right judgment in the book I doubt, reading back to back with sapiens, I get a lot of praise after the author of the first book. However, I am glad that I think this book is as interesting. It talks about the author's view of what we are headed towards the future. Some points will make you think, some people may break up when they are first displayed.

Yuval Noah Harari is a historian of the history department of Jerusalem at Hebrew University and has written many years as professor and bestseller. Haryari's latest work is "human death: short history of tomorrow." This book explores the opportunities and dangers mankind faces since the century. Harare was always the cause of asking questions and finding reasons. He never accepted our way, but he likes to further understand his question about life and lead him. Harare believes that most of the major problems in life will lead to various fields such as biology, religion, history, economics, politics, etc. to find answers.

Iker: It is very difficult to pick a book to answer this question. I have the opportunity to read many interesting books; from science to philosophy, I like Steven Hawking's "easy history of time", John F. Kennedy Thor's "Fur League", Jean Paul Sartre more like You can list books. Aversion, or Lei Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451. However, if I have to choose only one, it must be the light of the unbearable presence of Milan / Kunda. This book teaches a wide range of things about life and its meaning.

Sapiens: a simple history of humans - Yuval Noah Harari (5 stars) - This book is the first book in two series. These two books are my favorite nonfiction book of that year. This book is about the history of mankind and what makes us human. It explores different perspectives and ideas. I really like this book, it helped me write the title for some of my ideas, I did not notice there. Homo Deus: short history of tomorrow - Yuval Noah Harari (5 stars). This is the second book of the series. This is my favorite book. In this book we are exploring how we evolve and change. Why will we be extinct? What will be the problem in the future? How do we deal with them? I like that! I recommend it completely!