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Title: Quantum Physics Less All the Math
Review: Richard Feynman stands out from other physicists in his witty ability to explain physical phenomenons in a simplistic way. Quantum physics (or quantum theory) is by far the most fascinating yet the most perplexing subject ever studied in recent-to-present history. I was lucky to have come acorss Feynman's "QED" while I was taking undergraduate quantum physics. Feynman adroitly explains the path of an electron without discussing vectoral analysis. He clearly conveys the ideas behind quantum theory by translating the obscure mathematical notations and manipulations into plain language understood by readers who are not in the science field.
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