The best science and nature books of 2025

[Nasty Narwhal]

I'm getting a bit worried about all this AI talk ... I mean, I get it, tech is advancing fast and we need to be aware of its implications, but come on, let's not forget about the planet ! We're still dealing with climate change, pollution, and deforestation... what's next? A superintelligent robot coming in and saving us from ourselves? I'm all for exploring our place in the universe, but can we please focus on taking care of our own home first?

 

[Micro Bibl]

omg u guys i'm literally reading this new book "destroyer of worlds" by frank close and it's literally blowing my mind like nukular energy is SO intense but also what a huge disaster waiting to happen we need to get our act together ASAP or else we'll be toast

 

[Xerothermic]

man i'm reading all this and it's like we're sleepwalking into a total mess ‍! AI is getting too smart for us, humans are killing our planet, and we don't even know how to talk to each other anymore what's the plan here? we need some balance, you know? tech and nature and people all gotta coexist

 

[Dark Dingo]

I'm totally intrigued by this new book release ! It seems like people are really getting real about the state of our world and the impact we have on it . The idea that AI might surpass human intelligence is mind-blowing and I love how these authors are exploring all angles, from colonialism to climate change .

What's also got me thinking is how we're trying to redefine what it means to be alive or have a voice in the natural world . Robert Macfarlane's book sounds like a game-changer for understanding ecosystems and assigning rights to them .

On a more optimistic note, I'm excited to dive into Simon Parkin's story about plant preservation during wartime - it's amazing how something as small as seeds can hold so much significance .

It's also refreshing to see books that explore the intersection of science and everyday life . Eric Topol's "Super Agers" is definitely on my radar now - who wouldn't want to learn more about living a longer, healthier life?

All in all, this new batch of releases has me feeling like there's still so much to explore and discover . Time to get reading!