TROM is a project that aims to showcase in detail the root cause of most of today’s problems and proposes realistic solutions to solve those problems. But it is also about challenging people’s values, explaining in simple language how the world works, and providing free and good quality educational materials/tools for everyone.We have many books discussing many topics in great detail: from how we can automate the entire world to getting rid of boring and submissive jobs, to books on human behavior (genes and genders, the cultural concepts of beauty or morality and reason, and so forth); we have books on artificial intelligence, language, the misconceptions of evolution, books about planet Earth, cooperation, waste, corruption and prisons, technology, planned obsolescence, about how people can work without the need for money or any kind of trade, or how education could look like in a saner future. All of our books are compatible with all devices and available for download as PDF. On top of all that, all of our books are very well sourced and you can find plenty of links to read more about any of the ‘claims’ we present - plus, since our books are digital they are full of videos or audio files to make the subjects more easy to comprehend. We also have transformed many of our books into videos or audiobooks.TROM ebooks are available in multiple formats: online reading, PDF, Plain Text, audio format, and video. Please note that we just started to make audiobooks and videos out of these ebooks, so most ebooks won't be available in these formats because of that. More than that, the audio and video versions of TROM ebooks are slightly different from the ebooks themselves (we may add new video materials, interviews, excerpts from videos, etc. for these versions - and they will lack the full extent of links and videos from the main online format of ebooks). Despite all of that, all formats are similar to the ebook they represent.Our books, videos, everything we create can be shared and used by anyone. We only ask a link back to the original content, like we also do when we add stuff to our work from other places.