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August 4, 2010 |
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| Author: Schrodinger's Cat |
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Measurement of this book has revealed that its wavefunction has collapsed to the point known as "awesome". This person thinks and doesn't think that you you continue with this great work (depending on the observation). Also, this person is both dead and alive at the same time. |
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not a compliment |
July 20, 2010 |
| Author: damoon |
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| I'm curious to see how long it takes for physics society to discover your genius. | |
wow |
July 19, 2010 |
| Author: damoon |
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I am beging to understand the strand model. I found myself so impressed that I had to write this. Your strand model is the most beautiful product of mind I've ever seen. The logical and philosophcal bases of it is simple and elegant. I wonder why this model is not widely considered among physicists and why you are not the most famous man in the world yet. CS: See http://www.motionmountain.net/wiki/index.php/Carlosletter |
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about book |
July 9, 2010 |
| Author: dheeraj kashyap |
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this is a great book i ever read ,i mean its complete for example string theory to gravity ,relativity to human nature.i like the fun challenges it provides CS: Thank you. |
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Thank you |
July 5, 2010 |
| Author: Damoon Saghian |
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I think Motion mountain is one of the most beautiful books ever written. It reviews the most important achievements of human mind, when humans use their mind for an "open participation in the whole of nature", and as a result improving themselves and their environment. It also mentions the moments when humans become the prisoners of their mind and beliefs, and as a result destroying themselves and their environment. In this manner it guides the reader to the most intense joy she/he can experience through thinking without ideology. Thank you very much. CS: Thank you for this kind message! |
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Thanks |
June 14, 2010 |
| Author: Niyor Borah |
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I had downloaded this book in 2008 when I was a 16 year old higher-secondary student.Needless to say, it took much time to digest the book(mechanics and thermodynamics were not that difficult but the later interesting parts I should say, were initially incomprehensible, because I used to skip things in my excitement!).But finally I gave in to slow and sure way up the mountain and I still have much to learn. When you published the strand theory I did steal a few glances, and I find it to be the most simple and beautiful description of Nature there is (probably the correct one).So I thank you for all the knowledge you have shared with people all over the world and hope your Strand theory meets greater recognition. CS: Thank you, and have a look at the newest edition of the text - it is much improved. |
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thanks for this greate gift. |
June 12, 2010 |
| Author: seda |
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| Its a gift:) thanks | |
Iran |
May 28, 2010 |
| Author: Nirvana |
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Download is very difficult. CS: If you have a bad line from Iran, try downloading the pdf files from scribd.com |
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Italy |
April 30, 2010 |
| Author: Marco |
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| It is nice to know that there are people who love physics and doesn't think of it as something that is "to be studied" for a degree. I'm going to read this book as soon as possible, excellent work! | |
Great reading |
April 27, 2010 |
| Author: James |
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| Read 3 volumes so far - enjoyed each of them. Thanks! | |
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