Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Astronomical instruments pictorial history Review: Very well presented historic maps of the heavens and pictures of astronomical instruments. However the text itself is quite brief and written only to describe the pictures, with little background provided. Students and others seeking more insights into stronomical history and how the instruments were used will need to seek out other publications for more depth. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: But back on earth... Review: Chomsky's latest effort is slightly less believable than J.K.Rowling's latest - but much funnier. Answer:

A: No


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Just replaced Review: an expansion band on my old Pulsar watch and it looks like a million bucks...not quite but just amazing. Well made and of the highest quslity! Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: The Transcendence of Ignorance Review: Perhaps it's a consequence of living in a wealthy age, but we are once again awash in nonsensical confusions of science and metaphysics by people with an understanding of neither.This book, written by someone whose knowlege of both physics and metaphysics is limited to some superficial aspects gleaned from other sources, is typical of the genre. It requires very little thought, unlike serious physics or philosophy, and simply reinforces the notiion that all is one and none of it requires and study. Hence it's very attractive to those who are unwilling to deal with anything that isn't obvious or gleanable from television. Is all one? Yeah, sure. But that's no excuse to blow off Western science- or to think that a book like this says anything interesting about Eastern traditions.If you want physics, read physicists like John Gribben or Alan Guth. If you want Eastern metaphysics, read D.T. Suzuki. But stay away from these nonsensical attempts at fusion. Answer:

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