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This book was, in fact, the love of my life.
One of my contenders for a 2023 rereading project.
Update: Rereading this book hit me hard like a freight train. I feel like I've never read any books quite like this one before, and I wish people knew more about the existence of it. ...more
One of my contenders for a 2023 rereading project.
Update: Rereading this book hit me hard like a freight train. I feel like I've never read any books quite like this one before, and I wish people knew more about the existence of it. ...more
Feb 10, 2023
Bucket
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Fantastic, through and through. I love the philosophical balance of science and speculation, of fact and fiction. Labatut starts with pure facts, and moves further and further into fiction, until the titular chapter in the book where the name, contribution to physics and rough biographical details are all that is true. He imagines the breakdowns and mind-altering states that it might have taken for these physicists and mathematicians to evolve their thought paradigms to something so clearly outs
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Sep 11, 2020
Karen Michele Burns
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Jan 21, 2022
Marie
marked it as library-geneve
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Mar 28, 2023
Katy
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