Things That Are Usually Wrong

In this intriguing book, Sweet challenges common assumptions about many everyday objects and concepts. From the dangers of microwaving plastics to the true purpose of appendixes, this book will have readers questioning everything they thought they knew. With clear explanations and engaging examples, Sweet's work is a must-read for anyone with an interest in science and skepticism.
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