When We Cease To Understand The World

What a brilliantly disturbing book, using science and fact, blending in some fiction. For a moment, I felt fooled, as if the fiction, which is unrecognizable from fact, degraded the whole book, and made even the facts seem false. At first it bothered me, but on another level it becomes dazzling. Like Schrodinger’s cat, we’ve no way of knowing the truth about the cat until we observe it. The reality of this book is that … Continue reading →