Sell a child's scribbles for millions of dollars. Build a house from available materials. Cook an omelet in 1 minute... Joseph M. Riegle, professor of communication studies at Northeastern University, asks the question - is it possible to hack reality? Based on the stories of "crazy" inventors, advanced hackers, pickup artists, eccentric physicists and mathematicians, he explains the phenomenon life hacking, and also tells whether it is worth introducing little tricks and tricks into your life. From this book you will learn: [ul] What do life hacks teach us and how do they help us live in the 21st century? How to think outside of templates and frameworks? Is it possible to control reality by creating your own version of it? Why shouldn’t you abuse tricks?[/ul]