"Laudable effort to bridge the gap between ordinary readers and science at its weirdest."
The science editor of the Dallas Morning News turns from the digital information frontier (The Bit and the Pendulum, 2000) to a penetrating study of how some of the most brilliant scientific minds have perceived and anticipated reality.
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