S.N.U.F.F by Viktor Pelevin, "Snail on the Slope" by the Strugatskikhs, "Pit" by Platonov … Lifehacker offers the most exciting dystopias for fans of the works of Orwell, Zamyatin, Huxley and Bradbury
To make the time spent at home with your family fun and intense, we have prepared a selection of exciting games and books
Don't know what to do with a 3–6 year old child? Try fun games to develop imagination, speech, independence, fine motor skills and other skills
The life hacker figured out how to play KenKen, and tells how these Japanese puzzles are better than the usual Sudoku. Try it
Almost all of us drink coffee. That is, you are consuming caffeine. Tea drinkers may not relax. You also use caffeine
Have a bad memory of names? Exercises to develop memory will help you - some of them are just right for this situation. And no more embarrassment
If you want books to retain their beautiful appearance for a longer time, then you need to take into account some points of their storage and use
The Simpsons is the most popular animated series in history. Largely due to the fact that jokes for him come up with mathematicians - people with the coolest sense of humor
Book of the Day: "How to Tame a Fox (and Turn into a Dog)" - an experiment to create the perfect pet
Would you like a pet fox to live with you? The book will tell about the results of an experiment to turn aggressive predators into cute, friendly pets
In honor of the release of the new novel, Transhumanism Inc. The life hacker recalls all the significant works of the master. Why you should read Pelevin For many years Viktor Pelevin has been considered one of the most beloved writers of Russian intellectuals.
Humki from the book of Oleg Navalny "3½. With respect for prisoners and fraternal warmth "about how to usefully spend time in prison and not go crazy
The value of work for society is not always equal to its demand - this is a fact. The author of "Utopia for Realists" knows what the problem is and where we go next
Some parents try to take control of everything. Life hacker understands what hyper-care is and why it hurts both children and parents
The ability to speak well and communicate your ideas to other people is an important component of success in any area. The Author of Persuasion Knows How to Become a Public Speaker
The best Batman comics for those who are just starting to read stories about the Dark Knight, and for those who already liked the cult stories
"One Hundred Years of Solitude", "Twelve Chairs", "The Master and Margarita" and other dear books in our New Year's collection. Make yourself comfortable
"The Dead Zone" by Stephen King, "Nowhere" by Neil Gaiman and other works that will make you forget about everything in the world and closely follow the plot twists
Why the Rich Get Richer, A Million for My Daughter, Dastardly Markets and the Brain of a Raptor, Hungry and Poor! and six more books to help you become rich and successful
“All My Life” by Jane Fonda, “Castle of Glass” by Jannette Walls, “Elizabeth Taylor” by Bertrand Meyer-Stubley and seventeen more books about strong women with difficult fates
In her book, ultramarathon runner Robin Arzon tells how to start running and what nuances to take into account so that motivation is not lost and training delights
Kalsarikyanni is the talent for being absolutely relaxed and feeling the moment. It soothes work-induced rabies and soothes tense nerves
An excerpt from Takashi Tsukiyama's book on why we need unpleasant things and how to control emotions through working with memories
If you are a gourmet and the notorious chop with pickles and potatoes is not enough for you, then it's time to learn the mastery of home cooking. The best source of knowledge is cookbooks. This article is about one of them. Bookstore shelves are littered with cookbooks.
You don't have to do music or painting to be creative. Article - 5 recommendations from Danny Gregory's book "Creative Rights"
Winston Churchill, a British statesman, was known for his eloquence. We invite you to find out what rules he adhered to
The great scientist was sitting in the library with books for a reason. Isaac Newton knew how to memorize what he read. We will tell you what tricks he used
The Renaissance is not only about serenades and knights. Historian Ruth Goodman's stories about the life of the Tudor era will make people appreciate modern hygiene products more
The writer and author of the popular podcast about creativity Srinivas Rao talked about how to get the most out of reading and remember what you read forever
Today I want to tell you about a very unusual book that contains habits, achievements, phobias, oddities and just details from the lives of 50 artists, writers, thinkers and dreamers. What can his habits, his things, his achievements, his victories and failures tell about a person?
Estanislao Bachrach explains where creative ideas come from in his book "Flexible Mind" and provides examples of techniques that can be used to become more creative
Stephen King's advice: If you want to write well, read everything you can reach. Lifehacker publishes a list of books that helped the writer himself
A Swedish recipe for happiness that is worth trying. Moderation. Equality. Respect. Generosity. A life hacker will tell you how to find the very balance that is right for you
Do you know what I did when I received this book? I put it on the shelf to read "a little later." is quite an iconic detail, as it is a tabletop guide to dealing with the syndrome of tomorrow. Procrastination is one of the most common problems in the work of not only freelancers, but also office workers.
You will never win because you are looking for perfection. Perfection is only for museums. Antoine de Saint-Exupery We are taught from childhood that we must be impeccable - to study ideally, to work ideally, to create an ideal family.
Reading Stephen King's books, you cannot say that he is one of those writers who love brevity. However, in an article dating back to 1986, King discussed what every writer needs to know to be successful. Who else to listen to such advice from if not from one of the best writers of our time?
An excerpt from the book “The end of the era of self-help. How to Stop Improving Yourself”by Danish psychologist Sven Brinkman on how negative thinking can become an alternative path to a happy life
What is book procrastination and how to overcome it? Thinking together and finding solutions
Read an excerpt from the book "Little Fish", in which journalist Lisa Brennan-Jobs talks about the more than easy relationship with the great father
The Shoe Seller, Fixing the Living, and three more executive books to help you learn and inspire - in this collection
An excerpt from the autobiography of ultramarathon runner Charlie Angle - about suffering, healing and the fact that you can defeat addiction only if you clearly understand why