Discovered this book which I bought 4 years ago & forgot about (this happens to me a lot). I really appreciate Kaku's detours into theoretical physics. I thought it might be more science fiction than... more

Discovered this book which I bought 4 years ago & forgot about (this happens to me a lot). I really appreciate Kaku's detours into theoretical physics. I thought it might be more science fiction than science but he manages to strike a nice balance and do something which is quite difficult...educate while he is entertaining is the reader. Luckily, this is NOT impossible (for him!).

Change is the only absolute in this world, the only thing that you can depend on, nothing stays the same, tomorrow will come bringing with it new beginnings and sometimes unexpected endings. You can... more

Change is the only absolute in this world, the only thing that you can depend on, nothing stays the same, tomorrow will come bringing with it new beginnings and sometimes unexpected endings. You can hold onto the past and get left in the dust or you can choose to jump on the ride of life and live a new live a new adventure with preservrence and an open mind

Time for my brain to hurt. Goodnight.

Ch. 14 Perpetual Motion Machines

Theories have four stages of acceptance:
i. this is worthless nonsense;
ii. this is interesting, but perverse;
iii. this is true, but quite unimportant;
iv. I... more

Ch. 14 Perpetual Motion Machines

Theories have four stages of acceptance:
i. this is worthless nonsense;
ii. this is interesting, but perverse;
iii. this is true, but quite unimportant;
iv. I always said so.

-J.B.S. Haldane, 1963

The brain is the sexiest organ in the body.....smart, and yummy!

Learning how to make a lightsabre

This one came highly recommended by my brother. He even bought it for me <3.

Just because something is "impossible" today, will it remain impossible centuries or millions of years in to the future?

Just started this iBook. Dr. Kaku rules

my first encounter with Michio Kaku...about how imaginations translated and explained in science..the next Hawking? :)

Finished Einstein's Cosmos so I'm giving this a try finally.