Title: No free lunch
Product review: I was trained as a mathematical economist, and Mr. Penrose's book confirms the dismal science's old adage "There is no free lunch".One cannot teach the whole of mathematical physics to the layman in 350 pages or so - what utter madness!A shame, because I really liked his "The Emperor's New Mind", esp. his exposé of Gödel's incompleteness theorem and Bell's Inequality Principle (even though linking consciousness with quantum physics is one of his crackpot ideas).A popular book? In terms of sales figures perhaps, but surely not in terms of the number of people actually having read the book.
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