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About to wrap this one up. Lots of fun reading it. The last bit has to do with consciousness. Pretty interesting and new material for me. Also scary. Can you "mathify"( my word invention here) consciousness? Can they build a conscious invention then?

Fascinating history presented that explores ideas and observations made from long ago up to the very recent. Reading how ideas became agreed upon facts reveals some of the ability on human reasoning, intuition, and just plain common sense. Or lack of it in some cases. This books stretches the reader, or does me anyway, and that's a good thing. Whether the reader agrees or not it's still good exercise.

Photon act like electrons? Does that mean light and electric do too? I'm sure we'll get to that soon or I already missed it?

This is so fun!!! Love reading this.

Still interesting stuff. Currently the discoveries over time that things have parts, tiny parts. Bunches of them. And the old guys from way, way back guessed as much, but weren't able to take the pictures of them. Mainly a history lesson, but a well told one.

So far I'm enjoying the read. Some history to help me jump into the issue. Easy to read, but not an action novel. Pace is a out right for me. Now, anyway. Lots more to go.