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20th Jan 2009, 12:11 PM

Has anyone else read it??

It's the follow up from "In search of Schrodinger's cat" by John Gribbin and it's absolutely brilliant!

"The elegant universe" by Brian Greene is also brilliantly written, as is "A short history of nearly everything" by Bill Bryson. "Relativity", a translated version of the original by Albert Einstein is also very good - a better read than I expected.

So are there any other people here who share my geekish love for anything to do with physics/ chemistry/ science??

SpacerX · 20th Jan 2009, 01:12 PM

I have read the Bill Bryson book, it was really interesting. I love how he makes science seem so easy to understand

Janvier · 20th Jan 2009, 01:53 PM

This sounds a lot like some of Bernard Werber's books...

20th Jan 2009, 12:11 PM	#1
yahooooo Guest Posts: n/a	Schrodinger's kittens and the search for reality Has anyone else read it?? It's the follow up from "In search of Schrodinger's cat" by John Gribbin and it's absolutely brilliant! "The elegant universe" by Brian Greene is also brilliantly written, as is "A short history of nearly everything" by Bill Bryson. "Relativity", a translated version of the original by Albert Einstein is also very good - a better read than I expected. So are there any other people here who share my geekish love for anything to do with physics/ chemistry/ science??

20th Jan 2009, 01:12 PM	#2
SpacerX Experience = Learning Full Member Gender: Male Orientation: Gay Out Status: Out and About! Location: Wexford, Ireland Posts: 104 Join Date: Sep 2008	Re: Schrodinger's kittens and the search for reality I have read the Bill Bryson book, it was really interesting. I love how he makes science seem so easy to understand

20th Jan 2009, 01:53 PM	#3
Janvier يَناير Full Member Gender: Male Orientation: Gay Out Status: Out to everyone Location: France Age: 22 Posts: 849 Join Date: Aug 2008	Re: Schrodinger's kittens and the search for reality This sounds a lot like some of Bernard Werber's books... __________________ Uncertainty excites me.