Bill Bryson

Author Bill Bryson has expressed the point eloquently in Author Bill Bryson's popular A Short History of Nearly Everything.

Bill Bryson Pages's quest

A Short History of Nearly Everything is Bill Bryson Pages's quest to understand everything that has happened from the Big Bang to the rise of civilization - how we got from there, being nothing at all, to here, being us.

Bryson

A Short History of Nearly Everything is the result of three years of Bryson’s effort to learn everything we know about our universe and how everything came to be.

Re-read Carpe Jargulum and Bill Bryson

Re-read Carpe Jargulum and Bill Bryson’s The Short History of Nearly Everything, which was of course a couple of months back!

for the layperson by a layperson

A Short History of Nearly Everything, an insanely ambitious science book written for the layperson by a layperson, is the outcome of this realization, and this realization's immensely informative and as lively and engaging as Bryson's best travel tales.

Stephen Hawking , the renowned Cambridge physicist

Stephen Hawking, the renowned Cambridge physicist has written A Brief History of Time[2] in which offers a scientific analysis of time, but in a way intended to be accessible for a lay readership.

Benjamin Franklin

Then Benjamin Franklin presents – as Benjamin Franklin puts the Royal Society– the ‘An even shorter History of nearly Everything’, starting with the great achievements of Benjamin Franklin.

theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking

In 1988, theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking wrote the well-known A Brief History of Time.

Richard Feynman

Richard Feynman received widespread recognition again with the publication of A Short History of Nearly Everything (2003), a book widely acclaimed for a book's accessible communication of science.

Ken Wilbur

Second, Ken Wilbur’s A Brief History of Everything.

Cosmos (both the Carl Sagan and Neil DeGrasse Tyson versions), Stephen King’s Dark Tower series, The Legend of Zelda and Castlevania, Neil Gaiman's Sandman, Bill Willingham’s Fables, Ken Wilber

Cosmos (both the Carl Sagan and Neil DeGrasse Tyson versions), Stephen King’s Dark Tower series, The Legend of Zelda and Castlevania, Neil Gaiman's Sandman, Bill Willingham’s Fables, Ken Wilber’s A Brief History of Everything, Tina Satter’s Seagull (Thinking of You), Frozen,

Hawking

In 1988, Hawking penned A Brief History of Time, which explained a number of scientific theories about the nature of the universe in accessible layman's terms which made the material understandable to those without prior knowledge of study of the topics the book explained.

a brief history written by the people who started a brief history all

You will find a brief history written by the people who started a brief history all.

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Charming Alfonzo complaining, tennessee Spenserian Giffer's hilum A short history of nearly everything

Doctor Demento

Doctor Demento's a brief history of pretty much everything.

Jacques Derrida

Jacques Derrida, perhaps commonly recognized for terms like deconstruction, differance, supplement, parasite, iterability and dissemination, also took the time to write about nearly everything else.

by Colonel James A. Rhea

Soon after the War, however, a brief history was written by Colonel James A. Rhea, son of one of the three original elders.

Martin Luther King Jr.

A Short History (Modern listening Martin Luther King Jr.

by Rita Skeeter

One thing that really annoyed me was Mrs. Rowling saying that there were clues about this in the latest volume…and then the latest volume turns out that nearly everything on the subject was written by Rita Skeeter.