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You use them every day
Money moves in two seconds. Your location appears on a map. A parcel finds your door. Milk stays fresh for months. These systems are so reliable they've become invisible — and this book makes all 50 of them visible, in plain language.
The Hidden Systems That Run Your Life
50 Things You Use Every Day but Never Stop to Understand
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50 Things You Use Every Day but Never Stop to Understand
The curiosity gap
Modern systems have become so dependable that they disappear. We only notice them when they break: a power cut, a payment stuck on "processing", a map that routes us straight into a jam.
That reliability comes at a price. We live surrounded by machinery we can't see, can't explain, and therefore can't judge — which scam is plausible, which warning matters, which "instant" thing is actually instant.
The Hidden Systems That Run Your Life pulls back the curtain on 50 of them. Each chapter starts with something you already recognise, then shows you the machinery underneath.
What you'll discover
Read it front to back, or jump straight to whatever you've always wondered about.
All 50 chapters, roughly 67 pages, for {{ price }}.
Get this eBook →How each chapter works
Once you've read one chapter you know how to read all of them. It's easier than you think, and it's why the book works in five-minute stretches.
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Things you'll finally understand
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Answers — and 38 more systems — are inside the book.
What it gives you
The book is written to be useful on a Tuesday afternoon, not just interesting at a dinner table — though it's good for that too.
Inside the book
Chapter openings shown as layout previews. Full explanations are in the book.
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The offer
50 Things You Use Every Day but Never Stop to Understand
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One last thought
Fifty everyday systems, explained in plain language, in chapters short enough to read while your tea cools. The invisible machinery doesn't have to stay invisible.
About the author
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