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Getting a non-Amazon book onto a Kindle used to involve attaching it to an email and sending it to your individual Kindle email address. However, Amazon’s Send to Kindle service is now a simple process.

Illustration by Will Joel / The Verge Amazon's Kindle is a useful reading tool, especially if you tend to purchase your books through Amazon. If you have ebooks that you've purchased elsewhere, however — or have picked up off a free service such as Project Gutenberg — you need to be able to put it on your Kindle (or Kindle app). Getting a non-Amazon book onto a Kindle used to be a somewhat awkward process, involving attaching it to an email and sending it to your individual Kindle ...

Robert John Russell critiques my critique of David Hume to expand the discussion of miracle and nature's laws. Russell on Hume makes miracle room.

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Some are suggesting AI will render the author disposable: publishers will package and market any piece of AI-generated text. But the truth is the reverse.

The AMF has already begun disseminating a billion-year archive of human culture and knowledge in orbit and on the moon, and has plans for Mars in 2025.

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