Among the Forum's powerhouse lineup of feature offerings this week are four very provocative readings: the first an intriguing account of how America inexplicably got named not after its true discoverer but after a latter-day voyager; the second about the forthcoming release of the unexpurgated, politically explosive autobiography of Mark Twain (the Philippines is among its sore spots); the third a review of a book that tells the harrowing story of an American hedge fund manager who got swept in the spectacular 2007 collapse of the US financial markets; and the fourth about a respected physicist who seriously thinks that gravity doesn’t exist and that it’s simply “an illusion or side effect of something else going on at deeper levels of reality.”
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