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This book has given me more to think about in re physics and cosmology than almost everything else I've read in the past decade put together. If that's enough to spur you to read it, consider my job here done.
What we have here is not a theory as such, but an outline of a possible set of theories -- a prolegomena to a possible future cosmology, you could call it -- in which the dead ends of string theory and the untestable speculations of multiver ...more
What we have here is not a theory as such, but an outline of a possible set of theories -- a prolegomena to a possible future cosmology, you could call it -- in which the dead ends of string theory and the untestable speculations of multiver ...more
I think I came to this book a little late. I've already spend some fifteen-plus years actively engaged in Zen practices, and many more years on top of that as a casual student of it, and at least as long as all that trying to be a writer. So by the time I sat down with Goldberg's text, a lot of what it had to say seemed pat and familiar.
Not bad, mind you. The lesson of this book is simple: at least half of being a writer is about giving yourself ...more
Not bad, mind you. The lesson of this book is simple: at least half of being a writer is about giving yourself ...more



















