John Hamilton

A well-intentioned book with good theses in severe need of editing to half its length or less, with fewer author-self-indulgent "comic" sidebars, and small-type footnotes consuming 1/4-1/3 of a page. I read materials about the relationship of quantum physics to human thought/behavior including by the Dalai Lama and am not put off by technical language or big words; to this reader, the book was simply a flabby, meandering read. Toward the last third of the book, I simply skimmed and then disappointedly threw it aside.