Title: Errors--can this book be trusted?
Review: This book was strongly recommended to me in my search for something accessible regarding quantum physics. However, like others reviewing this book, I'm bothered by the factual errors in the first few chapters regarding elementary facts about telescopes, microscopes and lenses. The President of the American Physical Society's insistence in the factual accuracy of the book and the author's similar insistence in her foreword make them all the more irritating. Even the Penguin editor should have caught these boners. How can I feel confident when she gets to a discussion of the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum physics?
Is this product review negative?