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The world is so vast sources of astonishment he possesses in his own science fiction. Close enough of "Encyclopedia of relative and absolute knowledge" of Bernard Werber, those who love the unusual will be served.
Patrick Baud brought together the best of what is on its site, Axelot, which also offers videos on YouTube for less captivating.
The book is divided into six themes ranging from history and culture to the mysteries as some deaths that leave coded messages which are still undeciphered today.
That without the man who saved the world by his brave and honorable decision we would never have read this book, it would have been a shame!

Finally I add that Patrick Baud, in one of his videos on Youtube [Axolot: The birthday FAQ] gives some reading tips according to his own tastes obviously. They are:

- Bill Bryson - A History of Nearly Everything ...

- John Oldale Denis-Armand Canal, André Roussel - The Eskimos do not build igloo: unusual and strange encyclopedia of the world

- Richard Wiseman - Small Treaty bizarrologie

- Joshua Foer, Pierre Reignier - the heart of the memory Adventures

- Peter Bartholomew, Marion Montaigne - Improbablologie and beyond: New reviews of unlikely science

- Alex Boese - Elephants on Acid: And Other Bizarre Experiments (English)
- Alex Boese - Electrified Sheep (English)

Not to mention another book illustrated by Gwen Patrick Baud Tomahawk - 20 Unknown to extraordinary destiny you never heard before

I also look forward to the BD Axolot be released by year's end.