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      "body": "https://static.nadirkitap.com/fotograf/494449/21/Kitap_202102201531284944493.jpg\n\n​Have you ever wondered which are the best - selling books in the world ?\nI did and researched and brought them to you .\nWhen I analyzed the books on these lists , I noticed two very interesting things . One :\nPeople really love stories especially mythological , fantastic ones .\n\nTwo\n\nWe will probably never get to read one of these best - selling books !\n\nBut don't worry I will tell its story to you .\nThe word \" bestseller \" has got into our vocabulary as well .\nThe moment we take a step into the bookstores ,\n\nwe encounter bestseller shelves in the best corner .\nThese books adorn the home pages of internet bookstores .\nBut it was a newspaper that started fashion .\n\nAny guesses ?\n\nI thought it was the New York Times ,\n\nbut I came across another newspaper called \" The Kansas Times & Star \" .\n\nA local newspaper in Kansas started this tradition 42 years before the world's most famous book list ,\n\n\" The New York Times Best Sellers List \" , listed the first books on October 12 , 1931 .\nSince then , the methods of identifying the books on this list are still being debated .\n\nIt may not be the best seller of all time , but the most published books are religious books .\n\nAfter the printing press was invented in the 1450s , the first printed book was the Gutenberg Bible .\n\nIn the first 50 years after this invention ,\n\nEuropean printers printed around 15 million books , mostly being the Bible .\n\nIt is estimated that around 5 billion have been printed since the invention of the printing press .\n\nThe Qur'an is in second place with 800 million prints .\n\nBecause religious scriptures are distributed free of charge rather than sold ,\nthey are often not listed on bestsellers .\n\nAt this point , the thing that caught my attention was the following :\n\neven the total print volume of these two most - published books is currently below the world population of 8 billion .\n\nIn other words , there is no book that has been distributed to all the people .\n\nWe can also look at the issue from a historical perspective .\n\nIt is estimated that all people born to date are around 117 billion .\n\nIf we make a calculation , considering the birth and death rates in different periods ,\n\nwe find that all people who lived and died after Christ are around 60 billion .\n\nSince then , even the most distributed book has managed to reach only one person out of 12 .\n\nLet's come to the bestsellers ...\n\nDo not forget that people willingly paid and read these books .\n\nThis is a pretty strong indicator .\n\nAll of the top 20 books have sold over 50 million copies .\n\nThe historical novel Ben - Hur is ranked 20th\n\nhttps://rukminim2.flixcart.com/image/416/416/kjswia80/book/g/o/z/ben-hur-a-tale-of-the-christ-historical-novel-original-imafzaprjyqcvwkf.jpeg?q=70\n\nAlthough The Bridges of Madison County is a relatively new novel ,\n\nit has sold 60 million copies\n\nhttps://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/81rpCuu7zVL.jpg\n\nAlthough they are in the top 20 \n\nI could not find whether these two books were translated into Turkish or not .\n\nIf you have any information , I would be glad if you share it as a comment \n\nAt the 18th , We see the novel \" The Catcher in the Rye \" \n\nhttps://www.kubikbooks.com/pictures/1245134.jpg\n\nDespite being banned for a long time in many conservative areas of the US .\n\n... for being \" immoral \" and \" obscene , \" it has been bought 65 million times to date\n\nIn 17th place is “The Alchemist,” a thin novel of about 188 pages.\n\nhttps://www.julesbuono.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/Thumbnail-26.jpg\n\nStarting at number 16 , only one author's books begin to dominate the list :\n\nJ.K. Rowling .\n\nEach of the books in the Harry Potter series has sold at least 65 million copies\n\nHarry Potter became the best - selling book series in history ,\n\nhttps://www.educationworld.in/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/HarryPotterBooks.jpg\n\nwith a total of 500 million copies\n\nSo why do you think J. K. Rowling ,\n\nwho became the first billionaire in the publishing world \n\nshortened her initials ?\n\nBecause of the recommendation of her original publisher\n\nThe publisher thought that male readers might be wary of reading a female author ,\n\nand named it \" J. K. Rowling \" \n\nIndeed , the bestseller list appears to be male - dominated .\n\nThere is only one female writer other than her in the top 20 \n\nLet's come to the top 10 best - selling books of all time ..\n\nIn 10th place we see Dan Brown's \" The Da Vinci Code \"\n\nhttps://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/6/6b/DaVinciCode.jpg\n\nwhich is very immersive for mystery lovers , something that you can finish in one go .\nAt 9th , we see \" Pinocchio \" , a children's literature classic .\n\nhttps://bci.kinokuniya.com/jsp/images/book-img/97807/97807364/9780736438780.JPG\n\nIts popularity skyrocketed when it became the subject of one of Disney's first cartoons in 1940 .\n\nAll of these top 20 best - selling books that ...\n\n... I will mention today have been adapted into at least a movie or a series .\n\nAt 8th , We have \" She : A History of Adventure \" has been translated into Turkish as \" Ayişe \" .\n\nhttps://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/tr/6/69/Ayi%C5%9Fe.jpg\n\nBecause in this novel , which tells the journey of an adventurous duo to the depths of Africa ,\n\nthe characters encounter a mysterious white queen named Ayişe ,\n\nwhom the locals call \" She \" and whom they regard as someone who must be obeyed .\n\nAt 7th , is another important series of children's literature ,\n\na book from C. S. Lewis's Chronicles of Narnia series ,\n\nI have seven of them right here ,\nthe second of the series took its place in the list as the seventh as a stand - alone .\n\" The Lion , the Witch , and the Wardrobe . \"\n\nhttps://i.harperapps.com/covers/9780064405379/x400.jpg\n\nThis book , which also carries traces of Turkish mythology ,\n\nhas sold 85 million copies all over the world , more than the population of Turkey .\n\nAt the 6th place is a novel by Agatha Christie ,\n\nthe second and last female author of our list - the master of the mystery genre :\n\nthe second and last female author of our list - the master of the mystery genre :\n\nAnd Then There Were None or Ten Little Niggers .\n\nhttps://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/4/4a/And_Then_There_Were_None_First_Edition_Cover_1939.jpg\n\nThe 5th best - selling book of all time ,\n\n\" Dream of the Red Chamber , \" is considered a masterpiece of Chinese literature .\n\nhttp://kbimages1-a.akamaihd.net/Images/610d66f5-d4e0-4058-859d-b5ab3fd5df61/400/600/False/image.jpg\n\nI certainly know that this book has not been translated into Turkish ,\n\nand I don't know when it will ever be translated .\n\nthere are too many characters and\n\nI couldn't continue because the plot and the language was rather heavy .\n\nIt is the only book on this list that I haven't been able to read in its entirety .\n\nThe Little Prince \" , which I keep recommending all the time\n\nbecause it is one of my favorite books , comes at 4th place in our list because .\n\nhttps://img.thriftbooks.com/api/images/i/m/F58B1A986AB28096E653C7A99BA83D19A795B925.jpg\n\nAs you see we can call it a novelette which is thinner than hundred pages\n\nI not only read it but also have prepared a video on its own before .\n\nAnd I put this book among the 10000 ones that I have gifted to 1000 people in the previous years .\n\nThus you too , please read it and have it read by others and even listen to it .\n\nBecause of the list of the 20 best selling books of all time , including this book ,\n\nis accessible to everyone on \" Storytel \" and has very good Turkish voiceovers .\n\n\" The Alchemist picked up a book that someone in the caravan had brought . \"\n\nYou can listen to Paulo Coelho's Alchemist in Yiğit Özşener's voice .\n\nThere are four different versions of Pinocchio, one of the classics of children's literature.\n\nThese are all stories. No matter what genre it is, novel, novella, fantasy, mystery, historical fiction, there are not any non-fiction ones among them. Let alone the first twenty, you realize that some type of a pattern begins to form even when you go down to the first hundred.\n\nFor example, let me show you another example from the all-time bestseller list. Percy Jackson this is also a mythology- fantasy sort of book. In order to reach Cosmos, the best-selling scientific book of all time, we have to go down to the 40th place of the list. So what does this mean?\n\nhttps://pennottheswordhome.files.wordpress.com/2020/02/img_4221.jpg\n\nWe humans really start to like the stories, even more, when they become a little mythological and a little fantastic. Getting back to our list you can see, at the top of the list on Wikipedia is ... .Charles Dickens' novel \"A Tale of Two Cities\". A Tale of Two Cities However,\n\nhttps://i.dr.com.tr/cache/600x600-0/originals/0001736586001-1.jpg\n\nthere is something weird here as the references cited... as the source of this data keep making ... references to each other. So this is not very solid Also, this book was not originally published as a book. In 1859, it was published in chapters in newspaper for 31 weeks.\n\nTherefore, when calculating 200 million sales, an inaccurate logic may have been used by including the 31-week edition of these newspapers. This issue has been on the agenda since 2009 on Wikipedia's talk page. Since then, it has been on and off the list every now and again. But many different discussions about these lists are constantly being made\n\nand not only on Wikipedia's list too but New York Times' list etc. As well. For example, we see the novel \"Hobbit\" by J.R.R Tolkien in the second place of the list. However, the \"Lord of the Rings\" by the same author was sold much more than that. But because it was sometimes published as a single thick novel,\n\nand sometimes as 3 separate books, It is evaluated differently in different lists.. On the other hand, the third book in the list is the first book in the Harry Potter series. It is in the 3rd place as a stand-alone book but if you consider it as a series it has sold over half a billion copies world wide. My purpose in going into all these details is to remind you not to rely too much on such lists,\n\nwe have a tendency to make judgments like the book A is better than the book B or the other way around. So much so that sometimes some act like experts without even reading the books, just by listening to comments and looking at the lists of others. There is something very striking about this. It takes place in the 1950s.\n\nOn a late-night radio show on the WOR radio channel in New York.. The host of the show is so tired of these people who claim to \"know everything\". He shrugs off so-called intellectuals. Of those who claim to be an expert of a book if that book makes it into any top lists, but doesn't even consider it if the book is not on such a list.\n\nThe same goes for prizes too. Of course, it is important for a movie to receive an award such as an Oscar or being featured in the Cannes festival, but this feature alone does not show that it is valuable or worthless. We must form our own value judgments based on our own experiences. Overwhelmed by such people,\n\nthe radio host makes a plan with his listeners at 2:00 at midnight. What do you say, if we all go to a bookstore tomorrow morning and ask for a book that doesn't exist? What an idea right? Everyone will rush to the bookstores at the same time\n\nand ask for the same book, there will be a demand, for a nonexistent book. At that hour of the night, they come up with the idea for such a book. Title of the book: I, Libertine. First part of a trilogy. It has a story set in the 18th century. Author: Frederick R. 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Publishers Weekly, a highly prestigious industry magazine for publishers, librarians, and booksellers, immediately start to search for the publisher of this book.\n\nFinally, the New York Times newspaper, which is considered the greatest authority on books, had to mention the name of this book in its \"new releases\" column. Of course, without knowing anything about its subject. But even so this dynamism in the sector was enough for those who \"know a lot\". The book was all over them some claim to like it some not.\n\nIn fact, when the book and its author are mentioned to one of them, he gives the following answer: \"Ewing! It was time for the public to discover this man.\" Come on, you did discover the man first and now it is turn for the common folks, is that so?\n\nThere are book clubs you know, for people to gather around and read books and make comments and so on, those who say they started reading this novel in such clubs, and those who say they didn't like it increased in numbers. So in social groups, the book takes its glory. Almost everyone has a positive or negative opinion.\n\nBut above all, a columnist starts talking about having coffee with Frederick Ewing whom he refers to as Freddy and meeting his wife Marjorie on his way to India, they even improvised a wife for him. This madness is getting bigger and bigger. Reviews of the book begin to appear in magazines and newspapers.\n\n7 weeks after the radio show where the idea came up at a midnight program, this book hit the \"bestseller\" lists not only in the USA, but also in all major cities such as Paris, Rome, and London. Were you all sleep-walking for god's sake, you might be asking, but of course, even back then there was some real journalist hiding somewhere.\n\nOne of the investigative journalists said that I would really find and read this book, and meanwhile, logical explanations emerged as to why the book could not be found, with rumors like it was banned Boston and so on. Despite all this, the journalist finally traced backed the work to the end and\n\nand realized that all this was a hoax that emerged from the radio show. This is what I meant when I said in the beginning that... ..we will never be able to read one of the \"bestselling\" books. But in fact, you can read this book if you really want to. I found it to be a bit pricy so not get it.\n\nBut the book does exist now. Because you know what happened after the event? Broadcasters reached out to that radio host and asked him to write this book. 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Can Web 2.0 level up and make Web 3.0?\n\nThese are not simple or meaningless questions because if this change takes place, it will not only be limited to the internet, but will cross paths with concepts such as the metaverse, after all, the World Wide Web means the network that surrounds the world, shall I show you the place where this definition was first made?\n\nhttps://vizyonergenc.com/storage/posts/March2019/RuNBDUaCTfB1yHCc9VN3.jpg\n\n![Inkedworld-wide-web-bugun-30-yasina-girdi-1.jpg3.jpg](https://images.hive.blog/DQmZoXL85qGVWKJA5uwiLeU76oyZEdcAE63zLAgpxs3xJ4K/Inkedworld-wide-web-bugun-30-yasina-girdi-1.jpg3.jpg)\nTim Berners Lee, who works at the CERN laboratory in Switzerland\nThis screen on your computer is the world's first web page. Two important points draw our attention on this page.\n\nFirst of all, of course, the first time the words World Wide web are written down shows us a vision\n\nIt may seem very simple at first glance, there is a word called hypermedia and the method of the subject is shown.\n\nThe internet will consist of information connected to each other by links.\n\nThe very simple connection concept is at the core of Web 1.0\n\nUntil then, information created on individual computers that were disconnected from each other was connected to each other Web 1.0 Of course, it was very important but insufficient. There were not many content producers at that time, few people\nthere were static pages it created\n\nPeople who connect to the Internet were looking at these pages, mostly reading, consuming.\n\nWeb 2.0 has begun to be spoken in such a low voice\n\nWeb 2.0 has made it easier for people who enter the Internet to start producing content, not just Consuming.\n\nThe websites we used with Web 1.0 disappeared with Web 2.0, and innovative websites that were more dynamic appeared in their place.\n\nThis change accelerated in 2004 because not only computers but also mobile devices started to connect to the internet.\n\nSo writing and producing content became easier.\n\nwebsites,\nbegan to feed on user-generated content\n\nAs a world giant today\ninternet brands we hear\nAlmost all\nduring the transition from web 1.0 to web 2.0\nwas born and developed rapidly.\nGoogle Facebook Twitter Linkedin\nYouTube 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mining, analyzing and selling.\n\nThey sell the content you produce your information, even your identity without your permission, I call it modern theft.\n\nThe time you spend on these platforms has a monetary value, after all, you invest your time, even if it is free to use.\n\nThe Internet has given us access to a wealth of information resources that we could not even imagine.\n\nPlatforms introduced us and even brought us together, but I wish it had stopped there.\n\nBecause not only did they fuse, these platforms realized that\n\nI can make these people come to me and spend more time on my platform, I can adjust their feelings a little bit.\n\nFor example, I can add an innocent like button for this\n\nThere is no harm in these, of course, let's like and applaud each other\n\nBut human nature doesn't stop, people started bullshit to get more likes\n\nnow those who watch people who produce that nonsense started to come not because they like it, even because they are 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There were not many content producers at that time, few people\nthere were static pages it created\n\nPeople who connect to the Internet were looking at these pages, mostly reading, consuming.\n\nWeb 2.0 has begun to be spoken in such a low voice\n\nWeb 2.0 has made it easier for people who enter the Internet to start producing content, not just Consuming.\n\nThe websites we used with Web 1.0 disappeared with Web 2.0, and innovative websites that were more dynamic appeared in their place.\n\nThis change accelerated in 2004 because not only computers but also mobile devices started to connect to the internet.\n\nSo writing and producing content became easier.\n\nwebsites,\nbegan to feed on user-generated content\n\nAs a world giant today\ninternet brands we hear\nAlmost all\nduring the transition from web 1.0 to web 2.0\nwas born and developed rapidly.\nGoogle Facebook Twitter Linkedin\nYouTube 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      "body": "Now let's close our eyes and open them in the metaverse\nhttps://youtu.be/soDYO679mc0\nWhat you're seeing is related to a word that has been spoken a lot, especially in recent months. METAVERSE \n\nWhile those who are interested in cryptocurrencies say that they are starting to build this Universe\n\nPeople in the gaming world say they've already started living there\n\nThe video I just showed.\n\nThe 64km prologue was a scene from the game world.\n\nwhy 64 Because the sixth force of 2 is\n\nThis place will later turn into a virtual universe of earth-sized Artemis, and even she will become a tiny part of the Metaverse\n\nOkay, but what is this Metaverse ? \n\nMore importantly, can it replace the Internet ? \n\nDo you remember that we heard about NFT, which was sold for $ 69 million at an auction\n\nhttps://blog.coinex.com.tr/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/nft-3.jpg\n\nWe are used to hearing about works of art that are sold at such high prices often, but remember that this picture is completely digital, so the thing that was paid for $ 69 million is a jpg file\n\nA person who buys a painting can proudly display it on the wall of his house or mansion, but what can a person who buys a jpg file do besides carry it inside a USB stick\n\nThe two friends who bought it had a very interesting plan about it, they will display it in a virtual monument called the bazaar\nhttps://images.cointelegraph.com/images/1434_aHR0cHM6Ly9zMy5jb2ludGVsZWdyYXBoLmNvbS9zdG9yYWdlL3VwbG9hZHMvdmlldy8yMDM3MGJjM2YwYjFlYjNiMzc1ODFjMzE1OTU0MDgwZS5qcGVn.jpg\n\nThey say that they are working with world-famous architects to build this monument\n\nThe work, which was purchased for only $ 69 million, will not be exhibited there, concerts, various meetings attended by opinion leaders will be held there\n\nLook, I would like to remind you that the place designed by world-famous architects is a virtual environment\n\nIn the metaverse, bazaar, city, country, planet, universe, metaverse is a concept that covers and combines all of these\n\nIn fact, this word was first said in 1992\n\nIn his novel Snow crash, Neal Stephenson says on the full 22 pages\n\nhttps://kbimages1-a.akamaihd.net/dfff5e71-0806-4e8f-8ab0-ba9d9ff54976/1200/1200/False/snow-crash-1.jpg\n\nBehind him are meaningless words that explain how to get to him\na phone number and\nan address in the metaverse\nHe said a stupid name, shoved the card into a hundred pockets of his jumpsuit.\nhe said you'll never forget it. 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