Why don't fetuses drown in amniotic fluid? What prevents us from decaying while we are alive? How to explain "love" biologically? Are gender differences innate or cultivated?
Why is it physically more difficult for men to control themselves? Why are men and women's sex out of sync? Why do men have better spatial orientation abilities? Why are children who look exactly like their father favored? Are mobile phones really prone to explosions? Will humans really become extinct? Is it feasible to build a moon base? Will the Ice Age come again? How much land would be submerged if the Arctic ice caps were to melt? …
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Reader comments
Just like "One Hundred Thousand Whys", it can help us understand more about the mysteries of the body and the world. And I think the content in the book is very practical, such as the part that explains how the eyes see objects, which gave me a deeper understanding of eye protection. I like this kind of popular science books very much, they make me smarter! However, I don't really like the kind of characters who are always self-righteous and think they know everything, but in fact there is still a lot to learn.
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I accidentally read this book and learned about the operating mechanism of the human body that I had never thought of before. The body is like a highly precise instrument that is running and moving all the time.
Refreshing and increasing knowledge can allow us to understand different selves
Just like "One Hundred Thousand Whys", it can help us understand more about the mysteries of the body and the world. And I think the content in the book is very practical, such as the part that explains how the eyes see objects, which gave me a deeper understanding of eye protection. I like this kind of popular science books very much, they make me smarter! However, I don't really like the kind of characters who are always self-righteous and think they know everything, but in fact there is still a lot to learn.
Very good, good, good
I accidentally read this book and learned about the operating mechanism of the human body that I had never thought of before. The body is like a highly precise instrument that is running and moving all the time.
Refreshing and increasing knowledge can allow us to understand different selves