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Set a year after Information Wants to be Free, we follow Pirate and Information as they rejoin the fight for freedom in the City that's become synonymous with the world to its inhabitants. Back in the free and illegal flow of information after a year without it, Pirate and Information are almost overwhelmed, but that's ok. It's part of the high. Technograph visits the old people in the desert outside the city, and a whale passes through the City's airspace. This all leads up to an event of great importance for the resistance. It is the beginning of something new. A seed for the future.

<b>A hilarious look at how the line between 'genius' and 'extremely lucky idiot' is finer than we'd like to admit.</b><br/><br/>The more you delve into the stories behind history's greatest names, the more you realise they have something in common: a mystifying lack of common sense. Take Marie Curie, famous for both discovering radioactivity and having absolutely zero lab safety protocols. Or Lord Byron, who literally took a <i>bear</i> with him to university. Or James Glaisher, a hot-air balloon pioneer who nearly ended up as the world's first human satellite...<br/><br/>From Nikola Tesla falling in love with a pigeon to non-swimmer Albert Einstein's near-fatal love of sailing holidays, <i>The Limits of Genius</i> is filled with examples of the so-called brightest and best of humanity doing, to put it bluntly, some really dumb shit. These are the stories that deserve to be told but never are: the hilarious, regrettable and downright baffling lesser-known achievements of the men and women who somehow managed to bungle their way into our history books.