This book feels like a bloated diary of Michio Kaku's unvetted musings about science and technology. At the beginning he compares his efforts in this book to those of Leonardo di Vinci and Jules Verne. He then name drops his way through a wide variety of ideas and topics of which he appears to ha...
This starts as a very interesting book that talks about the intricacies of our brain and the steps science is taking to unravel its mysteries but at the end of the book it just reads like a series of science fiction type conjectures better suited for a movie. I'm not saying it is not possible, it...
A fun an fascinating read! Very interesting look at the future and how close some of the wild stuff is to us right now.
Goodreads needs an option to say that I didn't finish a book, but I dropped it. Very interesting stuff and you can see some of it unfolding as we speak...
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An Introduction to HyperspaceThis is an odyssey into the history of development of the concept of hyperspace that includes fourth and higher spatial dimensions to account for the riddles and unsolved problems of unified field theory. Since the postulation of special theory of relativity, Einstein...
Millions of viewers were glued to the screen as Watson methodically annihilated its opponents on national TV, answering questions that stumped the rival contestants, and thereby claiming the $1 million prize money.IBM pulled out all the stops in assembling a machine with a truly monumental amount...
—Richard Feynman Anyone who is not shocked by the quantum theory does not understand it. —Niels Bohr The Infinite Improbability Drive is a wonderful new method of crossing vast interstellar distances in a mere nothingth of a second, without all that tedious mucking about in hyperspace. —Douglas A...