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    Critical Approaches to Science and Religion offers a new direction for scholarship on science and religion that examines social, political, and ecological concerns long part of the field but never properly centered. The works that make up this volume are not preoccupied with traditional philosophical or theological issues. Instead, the book draws on three vital schools of thought: critical race ... Read more

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  • Transforming Policy and Practice Through AI-Driven Educational Leadership

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  • Nobody Said This Would Be Simple

    Customer Service for Impossible Problems, Book Five

    Mercer Solutions has handled impossible problems before. This time, they arrive as twelve refrigerators, five hundred keys with no doors, money nobody wants, and a red box that may not be the problem. A meeting room nobody has ever entered raises questions about eleven years of rent. A forgotten house needs to be returned. An inheritance contains hundreds of keys but no explanation. Then someone ... Read more

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    Expiring Work examines the structural pressures created by freelance markets where professional work is treated as a perishable resource: an hour not sold today cannot be recovered tomorrow. This dynamic influences pricing, negotiation, urgency, delivery, and the decisions made by both freelancers and clients. The book explores how this instability can create pressure on freelancers, encourage ... Read more

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  • The Art of Living Without Needing Everyone to Approve of You

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    What if the life everyone approves of is not the life that truly fits you? Many people spend years trying to be understood, accepted, and considered good. They justify their decisions, hide inconvenient parts of themselves, and postpone necessary changes so that no one will be disappointed. But universal approval never arrives. The Art of Living Without Needing Everyone to Approve of You explores ... Read more

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  • We're Getting Better at This

    Customer Service for Impossible Problems, Book Six

    Mercer Solutions is getting better at impossible problems. Unfortunately, the problems are getting better too. A balloon account belongs to a man who does not exist. A wardrobe hides a door that should not be there. Three mourners mistake the office for a funeral home, a painting has the wrong artist, and forty-seven people appear to live at the same address. Meanwhile, a teenager's grandmother ... Read more

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  • Please Stop Making This Complicated

    Customer Service for Impossible Problems, Book Four

    Mercer Solutions has one simple rule: nobody is allowed to die during dessert. After dinner, Daniel faces a button that could transform his accidental office into a legacy institution—assuming anyone reads the terms before pressing it. Meanwhile, a corporate emergency involving a suspected affair becomes a violin problem, and a wedding arrives with more conditions than guests. Then a grandmother ... Read more

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    At Bracken House, family has a habit of arriving with history already attached. Reuben discovers that relatives can remember versions of you that no longer feel familiar — including school reports, old ambitions and family decisions that were never part of the story you thought you knew. Around the building, siblings, parents, cousins and in-laws bring their own memories, assumptions, advice and ... Read more

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  • How to Build a Life You Don't Need to Escape From

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    What if the problem is not that you need a vacation, but that ordinary life has become something you constantly need a vacation from? A life can become exhausting without becoming obviously terrible. The job is acceptable. The bills get paid. The relationships continue. The calendar stays full. Yet weekends feel like rescue, vacations feel too short, and everyday life becomes something to endure ... Read more

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  • This Was Not in the Job Description

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    Mercer Solutions is not looking for a missing child. Unfortunately, the missing child is looking for Mercer. As police gather in the office, the team is pulled deeper into a history nobody fully understands. A woman who supposedly left never did. A father believed dead for thirty-four years walks through the door. Familiar names belong to unfamiliar people, and every answer creates several new ... Read more

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  • If AI Knows Everything, What Do People Still Pay For?

    How to Create Real Value and Revenue in the Age of AI

    Artificial intelligence can now write, design, analyze, research, and produce more content than ever before. But if AI can create almost anything, what will people still be willing to pay for? This book answers that question by shifting the focus away from what AI can produce and toward where real economic value still exists. People do not simply pay for information or output. They pay for ... Read more

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