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Title: Quantum Theory Cannot Hurt You
Author: Marcus Chown
ISBN: 057123545X
EAN: 9780571235452
192 Pages
Publisher: Faber and Faber
Binding: Hardcover
Publication date: 2007-11-01
Author: Marcus Chown
ISBN: 057123545X
EAN: 9780571235452
192 Pages
Publisher: Faber and Faber
Binding: Hardcover
Publication date: 2007-11-01
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2008-06-22 read and regret buying
this book does what too many popular science books tend to do. It gives a simile and then explains it using physics. This is the wrong way round. Give the physics then explain it using a simile. Otherwise all your explaining using physics is your own bad explanation of physics. This book isn't very good. The explanation of ideas and constant Einstein worship are just irratating. Buy a book by Feynman instead - it'll be more difficult going but more rewarding in the medium to long term (and probably in the short term to). Sorry if that sounds a little harsh but I've read it and feel conned. The author writes for the new scientist, a publication I am a big fan of, but on this book he just doesn't cut it.Also i find the other reviews rather dubious "I read other books and now I finally inderstand????", if you don't like this review then read it - you'll understand.
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