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  Hard Science and Mysticism

  How about adding realistic science books (like hawking, penrose) or mystic interpretations (like Capra, Zukav) also to this group.. they are not really fiction.
  Do you guys read stuff like that?
  
  I liked the dancing wu li masters very much.

  Raghu started this discussion 10 months ago. ( reply )

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  Bob G (edited)

  I suggest the Holographic Universe by Talbot. He brings quantum events to everyday life much like Hopra does in Quantum Healing. With Talbot though, its a more studied and interesting read. I wrote Currently dead, www.currentlydead.com and included hard science in that and the feedback I got from readers was that some of the science was not believable even though it was real. -Bob Good

  posted 7 months ago. ( reply )

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  Holley W 

  so what Hawking book would you like to add?

  posted 6 months ago. ( reply )

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    Raghu 

    no doubt, both are difficult and confusing reads, but i would definitely add the brief history of time (1988) and the Universe in a Nutshell to the lists!
    
    

    posted 2 months ago. ( reply )

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  Christophe J 

  There are some great groups for non fiction and science fact:
  
  Science for Laymen:
  
  http://www.shelfari.com/groups/10156/about
  
  "Non Fiction":
  
  http://www.shelfari.com/groups/10894/about
  
  Einstain Physics and his thoughts:
  
  http://www.shelfari.com/groups/13801/about
  
  Science:
  
  http://www.shelfari.com/groups/10045/about
  
  Popular Science
  
  http://www.shelfari.com/groups/18043/about

  posted 2 months ago. ( reply )

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