This Idea Must Die: Scientific Theories That Are Blocking Progress

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  • Published date: Feb 17, 2015
  • Language: English
  • No. of Pages: 592
  • Publisher: HarperCollins
  • ISBN: 9780062374349
  • Dimensions: 5.31" W x 0.95" L x 8.0" H

Praise for This Idea Must Die: “Take a look. No matter who you are, you are bound to find something that will drive you crazy.” — New York Times

“Garrulous and argumentative. ... Brockman’s formula is tried and tested. Better still, it shows no sign of getting old.” — New Scientist

This Idea Must Die is an excellent gathering of thoughts, rants and lamentations to add to your book list.” — Forbes

“Discern[s] the zeitgeist of ideas with which some of our era’s greatest minds are tussling. ... Profound. ... Provocative. ... Mind-stretching.” — Brain Pickings

“Fascinating. ... Thought-provoking.” — Science News

“A fascinating smorgasbord of 175 short essays about every field and facet of research.” — Science News

“Brockman succeeds in presenting scientific work that will appeal to a variety of readers, no matter their background.” — Publishers Weekly

Praise for Edge: “Physics, statistics, robotics, linguistics, medicine-all are zestfully scrutinized in this exuberant, mind-blowing gathering of innovative thinkers.” — Booklist

“An epicenter of bleeding-edge insight across science, technology, and beyond.” — Atlantic Monthly

“The brightest minds in the known universe.” — Vanity Fair

“A forum for the world’s most brilliant minds.” — The Observer (UK)

“A provocative and informative compilation.” — Library Journal

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