Title: A bit disorganized in trying to get the point across
Product review: First, this book has excellent and valid information, describing practically all aspects of the newest in theoretical physics. The only down-side is that whenever the author is trying to explain a concept, he would jump from one point to another, in a way that when you almost understand what he's trying to say, you suddenly become confused.I've read "A Brief History of Time" by Stephen Hawking, "Principle of Relativity" by Einstien himself, and 95% of the physics lectures by the Nobel Prize Winner Richard Feynman. I completely understood all these books I've read, even when it deals with heavy mathematical areas.I believe this author is quite knowledgable. So, this unfortunate situation must be due to his skill as a writer or communicator. Back in university, I've had professors who have multiple PhDs from prestigious schools, but are simply poor communicators and therefore give students an impression of incompatency.
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