Title: The insights of Dyson's brilliant mind are showcased in I/W.
Product review: Freeman Dyson proves once again (not that any proof is actually necessary) that his mind manifests an extraordinary blend of brilliant insights and childlike wonder. The book is both accessable to the layman as well as thought provoking to the intellectually gifted. It is a shame that Freeman Dyson is not a household name. I highly recommend this book to anyone who has so much as a passing interest in science. In fact, I would even recommend it to those who don't.
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