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I understood the first 40% or so and was enjoying it immensely. I now understand nothing and am still enjoying it immensely.

This book is so interesting and informative. Michigan Kaku has written in such a way as to make physics and cosmology more accessible to the average person and I am here for it! I forgot how much I enjoyed physics and science!

Hay quá. Đọc lại vẫn hay. Phải đọc tiếp sách của Michio Kaku thôi.

Sorry, guys. Paradoxes won't let us change our timeline for a plethora of reasons :( I guess our only hope is to travel to another dimension after all.

Let's find out if a black hole is really a portal to other dimensions because our timeline SUCKS

i keep falling asleep reading this

ngl i’m a little bored… perhaps i’m not smart enough for some of this

i am reading so slow i’m sorry michio kaku i’m just busy 😔

zajevista

no way a 10 year old came up to Michio Kaku and confidently suggested that there could be a type IV civilisation as per Kardashev scale which can harness the 'continuum'

I'm sorry Kaku but CAP CAP CAP CAP CAP CAP CAP

nearly done with the nightmare of a book that this is

«El mundo puede ser un fantasma y la existencia un mero sueño, pero un sueño o un fantasma bastante real si aplicando bien la razón nunca nos vemos engañados por ella». Leibniz.

Se hizo mención de "Los propios Dioses" de Asimov. Muy contento de haber entendido la referencia

«El poeta sólo pide meter la cabeza en el cielo. Es el lógico el que intenta meter el cielo en su cabeza. Y es su cabeza la que se parte.»

Primera parte y ya ponen una cita de Chesterton 🔥🔥 fueguito fueguito

this book freaking me out in the best way

Kaku references 2 paradoxes that don't exist anywhere outside of the book wtf

«En algún momento, nuestro universo puede generar su propio universo. Quizá nuestro propio universo tuvo su principio al surgir de un universo anterior más antiguo».

Apenas son las primeras páginas y ya me ha volado la cabeza

started on 14th of July

heavy af

crazy to think about how the father of the big bang WAS A PRIEST!

started en route to SweatBox last week, just a note to myself to make sure i record the start date correctly

started en route to SweatBox last week, just a note to myself to make sure i record the start date correctly

7

"Because light travels at a finite speed, the starts we see at night are seen as they once were, not as they are today."

Interesting ideas on the last days of the universe which I have heard before. The chances of asteroid 1950AD hitting Earth in 2880 have been updated to a mere fraction of what this book says. Also, Ken Croswell seems like another interesting author.

منی که اصلا حال ندارم کتاب بخونم نمیدونم چرا استارت همچین کتابی رو زدم😢

فوق العاده!!
چرا اين كتابو تو مدارس بهمون درس ندادن؟؟
😭

This book is a roller coaster. Sometimes I understand the things well and other times it might as well be just gobbledegook on the page. Chapter 4 was the worst. There is also weird humor (like the joke about p-branes!)

Cool that Charles Dodgson (Lewis Carroll,) in "Through the Looking Glass," was the "first person to popularize wormholes.." (pg 118)

If you turn your head 180 degrees, you observe that the universe is uniform, even though you have just seen parts of the universe separated by tens of billions of light years.