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MegaMinds: Hoe to Create and Invent in the Age of Google explains how people do genius level thinking and how this can be augmented by the new Web-based search and invent services. Kilham reviews the major creative epochs and thinkers such as Leonardo da Vinci and Einstein and then moves on to the latest in computer-aided thinking. He reviews artificial intelligence and highlights its limitations and then goes on to explore the possibilities with Google and other massive Web-based connected, collectivized intelligence. Noting that we are entering an era where the lone genius may no longer be equal to solving the problems such as ecology, Kilham proposes new problem solving approaches combing the best of the imaginative and creative individual and the computer. Kilham combines historical research, current laboratory studies using such modern techniques as fMRI, and his own experience as an inventor with several successful patents in complex technical areas. He offers suggestions along the way for everyone from emerging inventors and technical problem solvers to research teams seeking to utilize the best in cognitive science and computer technology.
He's bad, blue and brilliant! Follow Megamind on his evil and dastardly mission to take control of Metro City - and the world - in this awesomenovel(perfect for young readers), based on the hot new film from DreamWorks! Will super-meanie Megamind thwart mighty super-hero Metro Man? Will evil triumph over virtue? Or will Megamind realise that sometimes, just sometimes, it actually feels pretty great to be good?
In this easy-to-read book based on the upcoming movie from DreamWorks, opening in theaters on November 5, fans learn how Megamind became the arch enemy of Metro Man. Full color.
Presents the art and animation of the motion picture, including character designs, settings, and storyboards.
Based on the bestselling DreamWorks Animation film and containing everyone's favorite stories from the hit comic book series. Reunite with Megamind, Minion, Roxanne, and Metro Man for cover-to-cover fun with "Can I Have This Dance," "Bad Minion! Bad!," "Megamutt, A Sidekick's Sidekick," and more!
This activity book allows kids to write their own comics about their favorite characters from DreamWorks' newest animated film, opening in theaters on November 5. Includes stickers. Full color. Consumable.
This volume gathers experienced scholars from Europe, North and South America, the Middle East, Asia, and Africa to address the challenges and tensions rising from mass migration flows, unbalanced north-south and east-west relations, and the increasing multicultural nature of society. The scope of the book's theme is global, addressing diversity and identity, intercultural encounters and conflict, and the interrogations of a new socio-political order or paradigm. It highlights some of the most poignant and challenging outcomes of cultural diversity faced by educators everywhere in today's societies.
Kids will love filling in the blanks with DreamWorks Animation's "Megamind," the brilliant super-villain who suddenly finds himself switching sides to become the hero of his own story. Illustrations. Consumable.
The villain's journey is rare in popular culture--most characters are fully-formed tyrants with little to no story arc. However, a few particularly epic series take the time to develop complex villains, including Star Wars, Battlestar Galactica, Smallville, Babylon 5, Game of Thrones, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Increasingly, villains' origin stories have found new popularity through films like Wicked, Maleficent, and Despicable Me, alongside shows starring serial killers and Machiavellian schemers. This book examines the villain's decline and subsequent struggle toward redemption, asking why these characters are willing to cross moral lines that "good" characters are not. The first half follows characters like Loki, Jessica Jones and Killmonger through the villain's journey: an inverse or twisted version of scholar Joseph Cambell's hero's journey. The remainder of this book examines the many different villainous archetypes such as the trickster, the outcast, the tyrant, or the misunderstood hero in greater detail. Written for writers, creators, fans, and mythologists, this book offers a peek into the minds of some of fiction's greatest villains.
Megamind is mega evil and the only thing standing in his way from controlling Metro City is the super-cool, super-handsome Metro Man! Will meanie Megamind thwart mighty Metro Man? Will evil triumph over virtue? Or will Megamind realise that sometimes, just sometimes, it actually feels pretty great to be good?