Author: Adams, D.
Title: Life, the Universe and Everything
Date: 1982 New York
Publisher: Pocket Books
The third of five books in the Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy trilogy. For run-of-the-mill British humor, Douglas Adams outdoes most in appealing to the inquiring but slightly eccentric mind. The reality he creates revolves around a notion that everything and every event in the Universe are tightly interrelated. The action of his novels pleasantly stretches this remotely defensible point ad absurdum.
| Click below to look in each Understanding Context section |
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| Intro | Context | 1 | Brains | 2 | Neurons | 3 | Neural Networks |
| 4 | Perception and Cognition | 5 | Fuzzy Logic | 6 | Language and Dialog | 7 | Cybernetic Models |
| 8 | Apps and Processes | 9 | The End of Code | Glossary | Bibliography |
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