Title: Disappointing
Product review: I was really excited about reading this book when I first bought it and really disappointed when I finished. As mentioned by an earlier reviewer, the biographical information is very interesting, but the physics stinks. I found the technical explanations incomplete and difficult to follow.In addition, the book was written as if the author was in a hurry to meet a deadline. There was a lot of repetition, several editing errors, and the illustrations seemed to be thrown in just to take up space.For a much better explanation of this mind-blowing topic, I recommend John Gribbin's "Schrodinger's Kittens and the Search for Reality." Gribbin does his usual excellent job of explaining thing simply enough so you understand what he's saying without needing a Ph.D. in physics. The final chapter of this book wraps everything up with Gribbin's preferred explanation of entanglement and quantum reality. After you read it, you'll be saying to yourself, "Hey, cool!"
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