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Review title: MIT MIT MIT
Product review: This book does not fulfill the promise of its title, in a rambling, sometimes interesting, mostly self-serving view of the author's work and that of his colleagues at one of the world's premier labs. Lacking clear structure or drama, the book suffers further from poor writing and editing. If you're from MIT, every sentence probably makes sense -- it often sounds as if it were transcribed from a small group seminar. Instead of focusing on clarity for those outside of the tight jargon, it uses a loose, concept-by-implication presentation style with enough fuzziness to dazzle the innocent. Perhaps that explains the over-glowing reviews.How many things think in Gershenfeld's tapestry? Not many, but I can't find them quickly again, either from memory or index.
