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For Cellular Automata freaks. Stephen Wolframs epic 1197 page overview of 'all known' species of CA's and their philosophical importance for ideas about universality in digital systems and computational irreducibility. Also tonnes of gorgeous graphics :)

Online here > https://www.wolframscience.com/nks/

A pity for the ugly cover… Prefer this less fancy one (cover, not book).

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Thanks for sharing Andreas 🖤 can fully understand how the negative indent on “Automata” happened, still wondering a bit about the divider line’s alignment below. And sure, my statement is completely unrelated to the discussion you guys had about the CAs 
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You’re absolutely right. And I feel the same way. But thanks for clarifying and I admit, that I understood it differently 🙃

Thanks for the analysis :) 
But I didn’t post the cover because of any particular merit it has but to highlight that a ‘less designed’ cover is also less ugly (and easier to accept/stomach, for me at least). 
I’m put off by badly designed books, even if the content is good, unfortunately.