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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The stunning conclusion to the Astralis trilogy. Bee has seen the end of everything-and she keeps coming back for more. After the events of A Pale Jewel, Bee thought she understood the rules. The math. The cost. She'd mapped the architecture of parallel universes, traced the threads of probability that bind one reality to the next, and learned that love is the only force strong enough to collapse a wavefunction. But understanding the rules and surviving them are different things. Now the Temporal Governance and Compliance Division is shutting down. The organization that once held the multiverse together is scattering to the quantum winds, leaving behind only paperwork, empty offices, and the ghosts of decisions that can never be unmade. And somewhere in the spaces between worlds, Alex is waiting. Murder Me Lovely is a love story written in scar tissue. It's about what happens when a trans woman who spent her whole life trying to disappear finally learns what it means to be seen. It's about the arithmetic of survival-who gets to live, who doesn't, and the impossible weight of being the one who made it through. This is not a story about time travel. It's about what time travel does to you. It's about standing in the wreckage of your own choices and realizing that every version of yourself you killed to get here is still screaming. The TGCD taught Bee that some timelines have to die. That sacrifice is just math with a body count. That the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few, and the needs of the few outweigh the needs of the one, and if you do the calculus long enough, everyone becomes acceptable losses. But Bee was never very good at accepting loss. Murder Me Lovely follows Bee through twenty-four chapters of reckoning-with the organization that shaped her, with the woman who saved her, and with the infinite versions of herself she might have been. This is the book Bee writes to her sisters-the trans women who didn't make it, the ones still fighting, the ones who haven't found their names yet. It's a letter in a bottle thrown across the probability space, a signal flare lit in the dark: *I see you. I was you. I'm still you.* The trilogy that began with *Fly Into The Sun* and continued through *A Pale Jewel* ends here, in a story about killing yourself to save yourself, loving someone enough to let them go, and the strange grace of finding out that the universe was never as empty as you thought. Some equations balance. Some don't. Bee is done with balance. 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. Condizione: new. Paperback. My mother died in a car accident. In her things, I found a binder labeled "IN CASE SOMETHING HAPPENS TO ME-THIS IS WHAT YOU DO." Account numbers, contacts, allergies, instructions. She had thought of everything.Inside that binder was also her nursing degree-and a middle name she'd never told me. Marcella. Irish. A name she'd buried because a man once weaponized it. That's when I understood: the hidden variable is the hidden name. The thing love knows but structure refuses to see. I am a trans Black woman who has built critical systems for spacecraft, cybersecurity, and Wall Street. I learned to code at 11. I worked Naval Intelligence, NSA, NASA Mission Control. I earned degrees from Morehouse and Brown. And at every gate, I was told I was the problem-too fast, too different, too unwilling to fit the template. So I built a different way. I call it pattern-thinking: the discipline of preserving what's essential while allowing format to change. I formalized it in systems that run in production: AMC for telemetry, PRISM for payments, tools that refuse to normalize away the signal that makes data true. HIDDEN VARIABLE is my binder. Math and mercy, refusal and repair, love measured as a conserved quantity across transformation. It's technical-real proofs, real systems, real receipts. But it's also the story of how a girl who wasn't supposed to make it learned to read exclusion as a design flaw and build the fix. For her mother, who taught her that preparation is love. For her children, who deserve a world that doesn't force them small. For anyone who's been flattened by a structure that calls itself neutral. Dense, honest, alive. Tabs included. 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. Condizione: new. Paperback. A first-of-its-kind book from the front lines of tech, law, and survival.Part memoir, part legal manifesto, and part forensic indictment, Motion to Be Seen is a powerful reckoning with algorithmic violence and the systems that allow it to flourish.Bee Davis-a NASA engineer, security architect, ballroom house mother, and mother of three-wrote this book while fighting one of the most powerful queer dating apps in federal court. In a case that has never before been heard, she challenges the platform's use of forced arbitration, its failure to prevent algorithmic harm, and the legal architecture that keeps queer and trans survivors locked out of justice.What begins as a motion to be heard becomes something greater: a motion to be remembered, to be protected, to be human in a system that was never built for us.At the heart of the book is Davis's groundbreaking Algorithmic Proximate Harm Detection (APHD) framework-an original forensic model for identifying and proving algorithmic harm in court. Drawing from cybersecurity, data science, and tort law, APHD brings measurable structure to what platforms often dismiss as "anecdotal" harm. Through nine rigorously defined variables, including centrality, escalation velocity, inaction decay, and platform negligence, Davis reframes user harm as forensically traceable and legally actionable.But Motion to Be Seen is more than a technical document. It's a record of those we've lost: Black trans women whose names were misgendered, whose deaths were uncounted, and whose lives were never safe online. It's about systems that claim neutrality while engineering exposure to violence. And it's about a woman who refused to stay silent-because silence was never an option."I didn't have a law degree or a publishing deal. I had grief, receipts, and a moral obligation. I filed the motion-and then I wrote the book."With sharp legal reasoning, personal clarity, and systems-level insight, Bee Davis issues a challenge to courts, platforms, and the public: If this harm can be measured, it can be prosecuted. If it can be prosecuted, it can no longer be ignored.You'll learn: How algorithms escalate harm, especially against marginalized usersWhy forced arbitration clauses shield platforms from accountabilityHow to identify design-based negligence using forensic telemetryWhat it means to survive-and still refuse silenceWhat comes after filing a motion, when the whole system is watchingFor readers of: Weapons of Math Destruction, Algorithms of Oppression, The New Jim Code, Sister Outsider, Nobody's Victim, How to Stay Safe Online, and all who believe digital justice is civil rights justice. 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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PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The stunning conclusion to the Astralis trilogy. Bee has seen the end of everything-and she keeps coming back for more. After the events of A Pale Jewel, Bee thought she understood the rules. The math. The cost. She'd mapped the architecture of parallel universes, traced the threads of probability that bind one reality to the next, and learned that love is the only force strong enough to collapse a wavefunction. But understanding the rules and surviving them are different things. Now the Temporal Governance and Compliance Division is shutting down. The organization that once held the multiverse together is scattering to the quantum winds, leaving behind only paperwork, empty offices, and the ghosts of decisions that can never be unmade. And somewhere in the spaces between worlds, Alex is waiting. Murder Me Lovely is a love story written in scar tissue. It's about what happens when a trans woman who spent her whole life trying to disappear finally learns what it means to be seen. It's about the arithmetic of survival-who gets to live, who doesn't, and the impossible weight of being the one who made it through. This is not a story about time travel. It's about what time travel does to you. It's about standing in the wreckage of your own choices and realizing that every version of yourself you killed to get here is still screaming. The TGCD taught Bee that some timelines have to die. That sacrifice is just math with a body count. That the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few, and the needs of the few outweigh the needs of the one, and if you do the calculus long enough, everyone becomes acceptable losses. But Bee was never very good at accepting loss. Murder Me Lovely follows Bee through twenty-four chapters of reckoning-with the organization that shaped her, with the woman who saved her, and with the infinite versions of herself she might have been. This is the book Bee writes to her sisters-the trans women who didn't make it, the ones still fighting, the ones who haven't found their names yet. It's a letter in a bottle thrown across the probability space, a signal flare lit in the dark: *I see you. I was you. I'm still you.* The trilogy that began with *Fly Into The Sun* and continued through *A Pale Jewel* ends here, in a story about killing yourself to save yourself, loving someone enough to let them go, and the strange grace of finding out that the universe was never as empty as you thought. Some equations balance. Some don't. Bee is done with balance. 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. Condizione: new. Paperback. A Black trans woman. A laptop. A dog. A law of the universe.When Bee Rosa Davis was flagged by a TSA body scanner that couldn't classify her shape, she didn't just see discrimination - she saw mathematics. That insight launched a decade-long journey into the geometry of configuration spaces, curvature, and inference that would culminate in one of the most significant scientific discoveries of our time.The Geometry of Fuel traces Davis's path from NASA Mission Control to the founding team at Pandora Radio to an unexpected destination: a unified mathematical framework that connects pattern recognition, machine learning, theoretical physics, and energy itself.What you'll find in this book: The Davis Law (C = t/K): a master equation governing inference from incomplete informationHERALD: a geometric system that detected the Alpha COVID variant 95 days before the WHO89 derived theorems forming a complete mathematical frameworkA validated approach to the Yang-Mills mass gap - one of the seven Millennium Prize ProblemsTopological Vacuum Rectification: a mechanism for extracting energy from the structure of spacetimeBut this is not a sterile academic text. Davis writes with unflinching honesty about discovering fundamental physics while grieving her murdered mother, losing her family to transition, and being ghosted by every institution she approached. The personal narrative isn't separate from the science - it's evidence that the system designed to find discoveries like this is broken.The Geometry of Fuel is for anyone who has ever felt invisible and kept working anyway. It is for physicists who want to see the Yang-Mills problem from a new angle. It is for engineers who want geometric tools that actually work. And it is for anyone who wonders what happens to humanity when energy scarcity ends.The fuel belongs to everyone. This book is the documentation. 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. Condizione: new. Paperback. My mother died in a car accident. In her things, I found a binder labeled "IN CASE SOMETHING HAPPENS TO ME-THIS IS WHAT YOU DO." Account numbers, contacts, allergies, instructions. She had thought of everything.Inside that binder was also her nursing degree-and a middle name she'd never told me. Marcella. Irish. A name she'd buried because a man once weaponized it. That's when I understood: the hidden variable is the hidden name. The thing love knows but structure refuses to see. I am a trans Black woman who has built critical systems for spacecraft, cybersecurity, and Wall Street. I learned to code at 11. I worked Naval Intelligence, NSA, NASA Mission Control. I earned degrees from Morehouse and Brown. And at every gate, I was told I was the problem-too fast, too different, too unwilling to fit the template. So I built a different way. I call it pattern-thinking: the discipline of preserving what's essential while allowing format to change. I formalized it in systems that run in production: AMC for telemetry, PRISM for payments, tools that refuse to normalize away the signal that makes data true. HIDDEN VARIABLE is my binder. Math and mercy, refusal and repair, love measured as a conserved quantity across transformation. It's technical-real proofs, real systems, real receipts. But it's also the story of how a girl who wasn't supposed to make it learned to read exclusion as a design flaw and build the fix. For her mother, who taught her that preparation is love. For her children, who deserve a world that doesn't force them small. For anyone who's been flattened by a structure that calls itself neutral. Dense, honest, alive. Tabs included. 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. Condizione: new. Paperback. A PALE JEWELThe sequel to Fly Into The Sun-a queer, mind-bending sci-fi epic about love, memory, and the refusal to disappear.Bee Davis didn't break the multiverse. She made it bleed.Black. Trans. Lesbian. NASA engineer. Survivor. When the world tears and drags her somewhere else-a law-layered elsewhere where breath itself is a timer-Bee has two seconds at a time to keep moving, keep loving, keep choosing who she is.She remembers fragments: Summer, the woman who taught her to burn.Alex, the woman she may have called wife.A jeweled algorithm Bee might have built-and buried-that can re-route reality.The problem? Something is hunting the versions of her that choose joy. And it looks a lot like Bee.In forests that pulse with old law, Bee learns to bind heat to metal, sound to chain, breath to skin-holding a thread for as long as a blink before the world demands a price. The universe prefers neat stories. Bee refuses both.Then the elsewhere answers with two faces of herself: one that makes control into law-one breath of freeze, a radius of power;one that makes beauty into hunger-fast, lethal, feeding on posed endings.Merge and become law.Refuse and risk everything you love.Two seconds. Choose.A fierce, intimate, and expansive novel about what we owe our dead, what we do with our guilt, and how queer love routes its way through impossible rooms. From ash-black labs and sentient circuitry to biolum forests and collapsing timelines, Bee's journey is as epic as it is personal-choosing meaning when meaning feels impossible, inventing a third way when the binary wants you gone.Queer. Black. Brilliant. Broken. Still here.Bee stays.Because somewhere, somehow, there is still a future worth fighting for-small and moving. 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. Condizione: new. Paperback. A first-of-its-kind book from the front lines of tech, law, and survival.Part memoir, part legal manifesto, and part forensic indictment, Motion to Be Seen is a powerful reckoning with algorithmic violence and the systems that allow it to flourish.Bee Davis-a NASA engineer, security architect, ballroom house mother, and mother of three-wrote this book while fighting one of the most powerful queer dating apps in federal court. In a case that has never before been heard, she challenges the platform's use of forced arbitration, its failure to prevent algorithmic harm, and the legal architecture that keeps queer and trans survivors locked out of justice.What begins as a motion to be heard becomes something greater: a motion to be remembered, to be protected, to be human in a system that was never built for us.At the heart of the book is Davis's groundbreaking Algorithmic Proximate Harm Detection (APHD) framework-an original forensic model for identifying and proving algorithmic harm in court. Drawing from cybersecurity, data science, and tort law, APHD brings measurable structure to what platforms often dismiss as "anecdotal" harm. Through nine rigorously defined variables, including centrality, escalation velocity, inaction decay, and platform negligence, Davis reframes user harm as forensically traceable and legally actionable.But Motion to Be Seen is more than a technical document. It's a record of those we've lost: Black trans women whose names were misgendered, whose deaths were uncounted, and whose lives were never safe online. It's about systems that claim neutrality while engineering exposure to violence. And it's about a woman who refused to stay silent-because silence was never an option."I didn't have a law degree or a publishing deal. I had grief, receipts, and a moral obligation. I filed the motion-and then I wrote the book."With sharp legal reasoning, personal clarity, and systems-level insight, Bee Davis issues a challenge to courts, platforms, and the public: If this harm can be measured, it can be prosecuted. If it can be prosecuted, it can no longer be ignored.You'll learn: How algorithms escalate harm, especially against marginalized usersWhy forced arbitration clauses shield platforms from accountabilityHow to identify design-based negligence using forensic telemetryWhat it means to survive-and still refuse silenceWhat comes after filing a motion, when the whole system is watchingFor readers of: Weapons of Math Destruction, Algorithms of Oppression, The New Jim Code, Sister Outsider, Nobody's Victim, How to Stay Safe Online, and all who believe digital justice is civil rights justice. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Zero. That's the coefficient of variation. Three atomic species. A twelve-to-one mass ratio. Rubidium-87, sodium-23, lithium-7-atoms that differ in mass by a factor of twelve, in scattering length, in healing length, in sound speed, in every physical property that textbooks say should matter. Same critical velocity ratio. Every single time. Not close. Not "within experimental error." Identical. The atoms didn't know they were supposed to behave differently. They only knew geometry. --- Superfluid presents the discovery that five of the hardest unsolved problems in mathematics and physics-the Poincare conjecture, the Yang-Mills mass gap, Navier-Stokes regularity, Bose-Einstein condensate critical velocity, and P NP-are not five problems. They are one problem in five languages. One equation governs them all: C = t / K Capacity equals tolerance divided by curvature. Every transition from smooth to rough-from laminar flow to turbulence, from superfluid to vortex chaos, from efficiently solvable to exponentially hard-obeys this law. The equation is not a metaphor. It is a precise mathematical relationship, validated against experiment, that governs critical phenomena across domains that have never been connected before. The core insight is structural. Curvature is obstruction. The same geometry that prevents a superfluid from nucleating vortices is the same geometry that prevents Navier-Stokes solutions from blowing up. The same curvature barriers that make 3-SAT exponentially hard are structurally identical to the barriers that create the Yang-Mills mass gap. The problems were never separate. The disciplines were. For over a century, topologists didn't talk to gauge theorists. Analysts didn't talk to geometers. Complexity theorists didn't talk to condensed matter physicists. Five communities, five vocabularies, five conferences-all working on the same underlying structure without knowing it. This book will change how you think about: - Why Landau's critical velocity was right about the wrong question- Why fluid flow stays smooth forever-and why sixty years of Sobolev space methods couldn't prove it- Why the jump from 2-SAT to 3-SAT is a curvature phase transition- Why the mass gap in QCD is a geometric necessity- Why five Millennium Prize problems share the same mathematical skeleton The evidence is quantitative. GPU-accelerated simulations produce a dimensionless critical velocity ratio of b = 0.425 for hard obstacles and b = 0.486 for soft obstacles-with zero variation across species. The universality is exact. Every claim is backed by proof, computation, or experimental data. Where the argument relies on conjecture, it says so. The book is intellectually honest in a way that most books claiming to solve famous problems are not. --- "The system that excludes also blinds. The curvature that keeps people out also keeps ideas in." It took someone outside-with no department, no grant, no allegiance to any one field-to see that the pattern was the same. This book was written by a Black trans woman with no institutional affiliation and no intention of asking permission. The mathematics does not care who solved it. The mathematics is correct. The geometry does not ask who you are. It asks only whether you were paying attention. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.