Review:I was of the faction that wasnt really too concerned with global warming. At one time the world was covered with molten lava. I still believe that we are a species arent as important as we like to tell ourselves that we are. After reading this book my stance is altered. I believe that we should fulfill the promise to our children, i currently have none, to bring them into this world and give them a better life then we inherited. The facts and figures in this book are hard to deny. Even now i can... Read more

Review:Too difficult for the average reader. If you're looking to learn about particle physics this is not the place to start. Although she tries
to explain with analogies and she does a very good job,the concepts are still too dificult for the layman. One needs to study and reread the book then perhaps some of the concepts can be grasped. Read more

Review:This guys is some kind of weird freak. Seriously. His social experiments with the birds, his obsession with all the weird little things. Nonetheless, an interesting read. I would take what he says with a grain of salt. He is a little too close to the subject for objectivity.

In his whole discussion of the interaction between Ravens and Wolves, I think he may be seeing what he wants to see more than what is there. I live and work in Yellowstone National Park, and while there may be a... Read more

Review:Book as advertised, but seems to be "sprung" - meaning the cover is askew, almost like it has been twisted. It doesn't affect the quality of the book, but makes it seem odd when you handle it. Pages and binding are in good shape. Read more

Review:I bought this book with the cube together because my son wanted to learn how to play. Unfortunately, he told me that the book was a bit confusing and not as helpful. I decided to keep the book because now my youngest daughter wants to learn so maybe she finds it useful somehow. Read more

Review:a powerful, thorough look inside the intricacies of a relationship between two people, their relationship to psychoactive powers within their universe, and nitty gritty details about the nature of politics and philosophy.
Romance and science coalesce symphonically here.
An encyclopedic undertaking that achieves success on a number of fronts, this work shatters delusions and opens your mind. There is really something for everyone here: an inspiring love story and a challenging counter-cultu... Read more

Review:No lo habia comprador antes porque el titulo no me invitaba. al fin lo compre porque no encontre otras opciones y una vez que comenze a leerlo no pude detenerme. maravillosa descripcion de la epoca. intrigante. Motivador. entretenido. Read more

Review:This is a great book for anyone interested in physics and in particular, string theory. I will not get into a detail discussion about this book since there is obviously numerous reviews which do this book justices. I will say the most amazing thing about this book is Greene's ability to explain such a complex topic. He truly is not only very knowledgeable about this, but also shows his skills as a writer. I highly recommend this book. Read more

Review:Quantum Mechanics introduced and explained in layman's terms. Still an abstract concept to understand, but great insight to the research being done and that this left to do. Reads reasonably fast given the nature of the content. Read more

Review:According to a poll of the magazine "Nature" 40% of Americas scientists believe in a personal God. Science and faith must be divided, or not? Many scientists have another opinion. This book is a collection of the statements of 50 scientists of renown from all fields concerning the theme creation contra evolution.
The good thing is, that there are no boring repetitions, instead everybody has something interesting to say about his own special field of research. Often it was the scientific resea... Read more