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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Swipe Wright: Dating in the Age of the Disposable Heart is a sharp, funny, and insightful satirical novel about modern love in the era of apps, algorithms, and endless choice.Frank Wright, a middle-aged San Francisco firefighter, thought he had life mostly figured out. A steady job, a long marriage, and a comfortable routine gave him the illusion of stability-until it all collapses at once. Suddenly single in a world that has moved almost entirely online, Frank finds himself navigating the strange new landscape of dating apps, curated identities, and digital courtship rituals.What begins as a simple attempt to meet someone quickly turns into a comic odyssey through swipe culture. Profiles promise perfection, conversations disappear without explanation, and every date seems to reveal another layer of the modern 'disposable heart.' As Frank moves from hopeful matches to awkward encounters and unexpected connections, he begins to see how technology has reshaped not just dating, but the way people see themselves and each other.Set against the colorful backdrop of San Francisco-from neighborhood bars and sushi spots to the iconic Golden Gate Bridge-Frank's journey is filled with humor, reflection, and the occasional hard truth about loneliness, expectations, and the illusion of endless options.Both hilarious and thoughtful, Swipe Wright explores the paradox of modern romance: in a world where meeting someone has never been easier, genuine connection has never felt more elusive. Through wit, satire, and moments of surprising heart, the novel asks whether authenticity, patience, and real human connection can still survive in a culture built on speed, convenience, and the next swipe.Perfect for readers who enjoy contemporary satire, humorous relationship fiction, and stories about modern dating, Swipe Wright will resonate with anyone who has ever stared at a dating profile and wondered what lies behind the carefully chosen photos and clever one-line bio.…

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Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Very Good. 2010 Routledge hardcover edition. Light reading wear else very good condition. From the cover 'How can a perfectly good God justifiably damn anyone to hell? This is one version of the problem of hell. The problem of hell has become one of the most widely discussed topics in contemporary philosophy of religion. This anthology brings together contributions by contemporary philosophers whose work shapes the current debate.' Contents: List of Contributors Introduction 1. Grace, Character Formation, and Predestination unto Glory: Thomas Talbott 2. Is it Possible to Freely Reject God Forever?: Raymond J. VanArragon 3. Annihilationism: A Philosophical Dead End?: Claire Brown and Jerry L. Walls 4. Compatibilism, 'Wantons,' and the Natural Consequence Model of Hell: Justin D. Barnard 5. Value, Finality, and Frustration: Problems for Escapism?: Andrei A. Buckareff and Allen Plug 6. Hell, Wrath, and the Grace of God: Stephen T. Davis 7. Molinism and Hell: Gordon Knight 8. Hell and Punishment: Stephen Kershnar 9. Why I Am Unconvinced by Arguments against the Existence of Hell: James Cain 10. Hell and Natural Atheology: Keith E. Yandell 11. Infernal Voluntarism and 'The Courtesy of Deep Heaven': Bradley L. Sickler 12. Birth as a Grave Misfortune: The Traditional Doctrine of Hell and Christian Salvific Exclusivism: Kenneth Einar Himma 13. Species of Hell: John Kronen and Eric Reitan Index.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Death By Data: How Analytics and Technology Are Killing Baseball (Second Edition)Baseball has always been a human science.For more than a century, scouts trusted their eyes. Coaches relied on experience. Players developed through relationships, intuition, and countless hours on the field. Today, however, algorithms influence scouting, data drives player development, and technology shapes nearly every decision made throughout the game.Some call it progress.Drawing on more than four decades as a player, coach, educator, and Major League Baseball international scout, Joel D. Bradley examines one of the most significant transformations in baseball history. Rather than rejecting analytics, Bradley argues that the sport has reached a critical point where information is increasingly replacing wisdom and technology is beginning to overshadow the human element that made baseball unique.In this expanded Second Edition, Bradley explores: The rise of analytics and artificial intelligence in baseball.How technology is changing scouting, player development, and game strategy.The unintended consequences of data-driven decision making.The importance of preserving human judgment in an increasingly automated game.A vision for restoring balance between objective information and the art of baseball.Featuring approximately 100 photographs, charts, and illustrations, Death By Data combines historical perspective, firsthand professional experience, and practical insight into one of the game's most important debates.Whether you are a coach, scout, player, executive, parent, or lifelong fan, this book challenges conventional thinking and asks a simple but profound question: What happens when numbers become more important than people?The evidence is in.The game has changed.The verdict is still being written. A thought-provoking examination of how analytics and technology are transforming baseball and challenging the role of human judgment. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. After his 18-year marriage unravels, Frank Wright finds himself alone, middle-aged, and dropped into the swipe-right world of dating apps. Promised endless choice and instant connection, he instead encounters ghosting, curated personas, awkward encounters, and the sting of being easily replaced. As Frank navigates algorithms, expectations, and the comedy of modern courtship, he begins to wonder whether more options actually mean less love.Swipe Wright: Dating in the Age of the Disposable Heart is a sharp, funny, and deeply human satire of online dating and contemporary romance. Blending humor, heartbreak, and keen social observation, it explores what happens when technology reshapes how we meet, choose, and leave each other-and whether a genuine connection can still be found in a culture built on the swipe. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Swipe Wright: Dating in the Age of the Disposable Heart is a sharp, funny, and insightful satirical novel about modern love in the era of apps, algorithms, and endless choice.Frank Wright, a middle-aged San Francisco firefighter, thought he had life mostly figured out. A steady job, a long marriage, and a comfortable routine gave him the illusion of stability-until it all collapses at once. Suddenly single in a world that has moved almost entirely online, Frank finds himself navigating the strange new landscape of dating apps, curated identities, and digital courtship rituals.What begins as a simple attempt to meet someone quickly turns into a comic odyssey through swipe culture. Profiles promise perfection, conversations disappear without explanation, and every date seems to reveal another layer of the modern "disposable heart." As Frank moves from hopeful matches to awkward encounters and unexpected connections, he begins to see how technology has reshaped not just dating, but the way people see themselves and each other.Set against the colorful backdrop of San Francisco-from neighborhood bars and sushi spots to the iconic Golden Gate Bridge-Frank's journey is filled with humor, reflection, and the occasional hard truth about loneliness, expectations, and the illusion of endless options.Both hilarious and thoughtful, Swipe Wright explores the paradox of modern romance: in a world where meeting someone has never been easier, genuine connection has never felt more elusive. Through wit, satire, and moments of surprising heart, the novel asks whether authenticity, patience, and real human connection can still survive in a culture built on speed, convenience, and the next swipe.Perfect for readers who enjoy contemporary satire, humorous relationship fiction, and stories about modern dating, Swipe Wright will resonate with anyone who has ever stared at a dating profile and wondered what lies behind the carefully chosen photos and clever one-line bio. A satirical novel about modern dating in the app era, where swipe culture turns romance into a comic and chaotic marketplace. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Death By Data: How Analytics and Technology Are Killing Baseball (Second Edition)Baseball has always been a human science.For more than a century, scouts trusted their eyes. Coaches relied on experience. Players developed through relationships, intuition, and countless hours on the field. Today, however, algorithms influence scouting, data drives player development, and technology shapes nearly every decision made throughout the game.Some call it progress.Drawing on more than four decades as a player, coach, educator, and Major League Baseball international scout, Joel D. Bradley examines one of the most significant transformations in baseball history. Rather than rejecting analytics, Bradley argues that the sport has reached a critical point where information is increasingly replacing wisdom and technology is beginning to overshadow the human element that made baseball unique.In this expanded Second Edition, Bradley explores: The rise of analytics and artificial intelligence in baseball.How technology is changing scouting, player development, and game strategy.The unintended consequences of data-driven decision making.The importance of preserving human judgment in an increasingly automated game.A vision for restoring balance between objective information and the art of baseball.Featuring approximately 100 photographs, charts, and illustrations, Death By Data combines historical perspective, firsthand professional experience, and practical insight into one of the game's most important debates.Whether you are a coach, scout, player, executive, parent, or lifelong fan, this book challenges conventional thinking and asks a simple but profound question: What happens when numbers become more important than people?The evidence is in.The game has changed.The verdict is still being written. A thought-provoking examination of how analytics and technology are transforming baseball and challenging the role of human judgment. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Death By Data: How Analytics and Technology Are Killing Baseball (Second Edition)Baseball has always been a human science.For more than a century, scouts trusted their eyes. Coaches relied on experience. Players developed through relationships, intuition, and countless hours on the field. Today, however, algorithms influence scouting, data drives player development, and technology shapes nearly every decision made throughout the game.Some call it progress.Drawing on more than four decades as a player, coach, educator, and Major League Baseball international scout, Joel D. Bradley examines one of the most significant transformations in baseball history. Rather than rejecting analytics, Bradley argues that the sport has reached a critical point where information is increasingly replacing wisdom and technology is beginning to overshadow the human element that made baseball unique.In this expanded Second Edition, Bradley explores: The rise of analytics and artificial intelligence in baseball.How technology is changing scouting, player development, and game strategy.The unintended consequences of data-driven decision making.The importance of preserving human judgment in an increasingly automated game.A vision for restoring balance between objective information and the art of baseball.Featuring approximately 100 photographs, charts, and illustrations, Death By Data combines historical perspective, firsthand professional experience, and practical insight into one of the game's most important debates.Whether you are a coach, scout, player, executive, parent, or lifelong fan, this book challenges conventional thinking and asks a simple but profound question: What happens when numbers become more important than people?The evidence is in.The game has changed.The verdict is still being written. A thought-provoking examination of how analytics and technology are transforming baseball and challenging the role of human judgment. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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