Bøger af Stavros Boinodiris

From the author of the historical novels of ANDROS ODYSSEY series comes a new book that does not look at the past but tries to predict the deep future with the SCIENCE FICTION BOOK: JUMPING UNIVERSES. The book deals with the issues of GLOBAL WARMING, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, and the problems of inherent HUMAN PREJUDICES, as humanity tries to survive in this universe. In the distant future, where the boundless expanse of the cosmos beckons humanity to unravel its deepest mysteries."Jumping Universes" stands as a compelling testament to the enthralling intersection of science and fiction. Immerse yourself in a world where the laws of physics guide every narrative arc, and artificial intelligence evolves as a cornerstone of human exploration. "Jumping Universes" offers a thrilling and intellectually stimulating journey for sci-fi enthusiasts who crave narratives grounded in scientific principles. The novel seamlessly weaves intricate details of physics into the fabric of its storytelling, creating a universe that is not only imaginative but also rooted in the known laws of the cosmos. The AI-driven technologies that accompany humanity's quest add layers of complexity, presenting a vision of the future where artificial intelligence becomes an indispensable companion on the journey to the stars.

This is a brief story of the whole Andros Odyssey saga. I decided to write this 1300-year old story because of my father's writings on a word-of-mouth story. To my surprise, I discovered that this is a story of people that fought for their freedom of expression. It was a fundamental struggle with unprecedented results in establishing the basis of western thinking. Subsequent struggles followed, establishing the rules of government in most western countries today. Freedom of expression, including all forms of arts, including speech, is the First Amendment of the American Constitution.

"How to Find a Triangle's Belly Button" is a fun book for introducing GEOMETRY to young students. The book is adapted to be understood by children from upper elementary school to middle school with hands-on practice in geometry applications. Such applications sharpen skills in observation, comparison, and logic. What is needed at the end is a simple compass, a ruler, and a pencil. The book provides interactive testing, usage examples and some blank pages for practicing. Geometry is, with arithmetic, one of the oldest branches of mathematics. It deals with properties of space that are related to distance, shape, size, and relative position of figures. Based on Euclidean geometry, it introduces the intuitive notions of point, line, plane, distance, angle, surface, and curve, as fundamental concepts. Often developed with the aim to model the physical world, geometry has applications to almost all sciences, and to art, architecture, and other activities that are related to graphics.