Title: Interesting Ideas Drowned by Platitudes
Product review: The author presents several aspects of the so-called "emergence" - the self-organized occurence of "new" laws if as system exceeds a certain degree of complexity. Though the idea is not new, the approach is quite radical - the Newtonian physics is described as "emerging" from the quantum vacuum.Unfortunately, I have to substract nevertheless three points.First of all, the book contains too many platitudes and empty talk. Some chapters have absolutely no relevant substance and the stories presented are quite dull.Secondly, the spelling style is incomprehensible. This has nothing to do with the ideas presented. Instead of that, the book seems to consist of a conglomerate of run-on sentences written in a swollen-headed style.At last, the book is not very structured. It is not clear why there are chapters at all.
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