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There is nothing else I've ever seen like Feynman's QED, not for any field of physics. It's spectacular: a "popular" level book for a general audience that does
by Steuard 13y ago
There is nothing else I've ever seen like Feynman's QED, not for any field of physics. It's spectacular: a "popular" level book for a general audience that doesn't tell a single fib (even by omission), and that captures the essence of the subject without delving into the math required for serious calculations. I dream of writing a book like this (about string theory or anything else).
- eru 13y agoHow to Mock a Mockingbird might come close in spirit for combinatorical logic.