An Answer for Everything

Wikipedia meet Coffee Table

It’s easy to just reach for your phone or tablet to answer a debate around the dinner or coffee table. A quick web search will likely land you at a Wikipedia page that will give you an answer but the experience is flat. A simple yes or no and the humble brag or face blush depending on which side of the debate you were on. What’s cool about this book is that you can get to the answers of the same questions but in an infographic format that replaces the long form text of the web. The team behind “Delayed Gratification” brings us a new rendition of the encyclopedia that invites interactivity and further discovery and doesn’t involve scrolling or blue light. The iconographic and easy to read diagrams make it accessible for the layman and expert to follow along on any topic. Backed by detailed research, data science, along with referenced and respectable sources, you can count on accuracy and deep insights in every chapter. So debates quickly transition from divisive to side by side classroom experiences. It’s a giant book of facts for the coffee table that will keep us out of internet rabbit holes and hopefully bridge some divides. I love it and recommend it for everyone’s living room.