Bluffer's Guide to the Quantum Universe: Instant Wit and Wisdom

Bluffer's Guide to ...

by Jack Klaff

Instantly acquire all the knowledge you need to pass as an expert in the world of quantum physics from Bluffer's Guide to the Quantum Universe . Never again confuse a boson with a hadron, a fermion with a meson, or a photon with a lepton or an electron. If in doubt, always fall back on a bluffon. Bask in the admiration of your fellow physicists as you pronounce confidently on the theories of superstrings and entanglement, and hold your own in any discussion about Schrödinger’s Cat. And in moments of uncertainty always resort to the tried and tested ‘They’re addressing that at CERN.’

128 pages, Paperback

Published October 23, 2018

Reviews

[Zemmiphobe · Rating 2 out of 5]

2.4 stars

I like to pick up these short little books on quantum physics because I find it to be an interesting read topic, but don't have any strong desire to really commit to a subject so vast. So, I have read quite a few of these short introduction or shallow overview kind of books. This book was alright, but I felt like it focused more on how to get away with lying than it actually did on quantum physics. It was also full of really (really!) terrible jokes. It still had some interesting facts and got a bit more informative towards the end, but still I wouldn't reccomend it. There are better quick read books that stay more on topic and spare you the terrible humor.

[Arushi Madan · Rating 1 out of 5]

This was terrible…