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The author is not bad on the science, but his grasp of history is about what you’d expect from a physicist—troubled by generalizations that are not only often wrong, but overly simple. Example: barbarians were poorly organized and couldn’t stand up to Roman methods of warfare. Then, a few pages later, he described the Gothic rout of the Romans at Adrianople. I gave up at 13 per cent.

I like the concept of the book and how it goes on to explain the physics and science behind war

I am enjoying this books concept, and it is doing a good job explaining various concepts to me