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I am such a junkie for popular science books, especially popular physics books. The Disordered Cosmos appealed for a few reasons: I want to read more popular science books by people of colour; from the description, it sounded like it also would address discrimination within the fields of science; and I enjoy Chanda Prescod-Weinstein’s tweets.
The first few chapters are heavy on physics. It is tempting to be lazy and call it your “standard” rendition…
Why do you read a popular science book about physics? If, like me, your goal is to expand your mind, then The Edge of Space-Time will achieve that goal several times over. I love reading a good physics book. Every time I read a different scientist’s explanations of Lorentz invariance or the standard model, I get just a little bit closer to understanding (as much as a layperson can get close to understanding) what this…