> people didn't see his central theme Ah - interesting. It took me several readings to tease-out what I thought the central theme was. As it happens, it led to

> people didn't see his central theme Ah - interesting. It took me several readings to tease-out what I thought the central theme was. As it happens, it led to a position that I objected to (and still object to). So discovering that central theme brought the book down a peg or two in my estimation. I still think it's one of the most entertaining books of popsci that I've ever opened.