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Artemis: A Novel Weir, Andy

Aug 31, 2021

Artemis espionage in Space

Another interesting and satisfying book by Andy Weir of The Martian fame.fairly quick read with several twists and turns that will catch you off guard. I recommend it!

Casarett and Doull's Toxicology: The Basic Science of Poisons-ExLibrary

Sep 05, 2018

A bit too technical

I got this because I was interested in toxins and venoms in animals- spiders, snakes, anemones,wasps, scorpions, platypus, etc. this book is wAy too dry and technical. Over 1000 pages of small font lettering, dealing mostly with chemical changes that occur in the cell such as blocking calcium channels, compound A gets converted by a long chemical process in the liver into compound B, which then converted to another compound, and another, finally causing something to happen in some other organ, using long chemical equations. Very little time is spent on the creatures producing these venoms, like, one word! I guess this would be a good book if you’re working on a PhD as a molecular chemist for poison control or maybe weapons research for the government.

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