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Mentioned in 20 episodes

Children of time

Book • 1967

Children of Time is a book by Henry Maxwell, published in 1967.

Due to limited information, specific details about the book's content or themes are not available.

Mentioned by

Daniel Whiteson

Kelly Weinersmith

Rory Duncan-Fergus

Mentioned in 20 episodes

Mentioned by

Maya Prohovnik

as her favorite book of all time.

Building Anchor, selling to Spotify, and lessons learned | Maya Prohovnik (Spotify’s Head of Podcast Product)

Recommended by

Ayo Omojola

as a clever exploration of types of intelligence.

Frameworks for product differentiation, team building, and thinking from first principles | Ayo Omojola (Carbon Health, Cash App)

Recommended by

Carl Miller

as a clever science fiction book featuring giant spiders.

Mentioned by

Peter Hershock

as a fascinating alternative evolutionary history science fiction book.

Peter D. Hershock, "Consciousness Mattering: A Buddhist Synthesis" (Bloomsbury, 2023)

Recommended by

Kurt Mackey

as an excellent speculative fiction audiobook.

Building the developer cloud (Interview)

Mentioned by

Kelly Weinersmith

and

Daniel Whiteson

during a discussion about the possibility of highly intelligent spiders.

How did intelligence arise?

Mentioned by

Inger Mewburn

as a book from the Children of Time series, focusing on octopuses.

Late stage capitalism wants us dead - what can we do about it?

Mentioned by

Brian McLaren

as a science fiction book that he absolutely loved.

Ep. 322 Brian McLaren Returns - The Polycrisis and Imagining a Better Future

Recommended by

Kurt Mackey

as an excellent speculative fiction audiobook.

Building the developer cloud (Changelog Interviews #621)

Mentioned by multiple listeners as a beautiful sci-fi novel involving spider intelligence.

Araneology (SPIDERS) with Marshal Hedin

Mentioned by

Chris Plante

when discussing books he has read.

Blue Prince is the First Must-Play Game of 2025

Mentioned by

Jena Brown

as an example of a book series where each book can be read independently.

Trigger Warnings, D&D, and Award Winning Author Adrian Tchaikovsky

Mentioned as a result of getting the push needed to read it due to Three Worlds, Three Moons.

Off Panel #498: Committed to Beef with Jonathan Hickman

Recommended by

Kurt Mackey

for its unique speculative fiction elements and exploration of time scales.

Building the developer cloud

Mentioned by Dahlia while discussing the potential for disclosure and humanity's response.

Listener call-in Dec '24 Pt.2

Recommended by

Rory Duncan-Fergus

, who enjoyed its original story and complex moral problems.

📖 Describe a story or novel you have read that you found interesting (Part 2) + Transcript

Recommended by

Peter Hershock

as a fascinating alternative evolutionary history science fiction novel.

Peter D. Hershock, "Consciousness Mattering: A Buddhist Synthesis" (Bloomsbury, 2023)

Mentioned by

Jason Snell

as a favorite author, recommending his 'Children of Time' series.

559: All Fingers Are Digital

Recommended by

Kirk Hamilton

's friend Daniel, as a science fiction book he really enjoyed.

Triple Play: Donkey Kong Bananza

Mentioned by

Stephen Nixon

as a beautifully written and accessible sci-fi book about a highly evolved spider civilization.

782: The Developer’s Guide To Fonts with Stephen Nixon

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