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Quantum mechanics? Just hearing the name, we get sick. It seems to be something complicated (and is), but this book will explain this theory in simple terms. However, this does not mean that you will get to understand quantum mechanics. As Richard Feynman said, "If you think you understand quantum mechanics, you don't understand quantum mechanics." It does look like something strange, doesn't it? Yes, indeed so. Quantum mechanics challenges our common sense.
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- Amazon Customer
- 29-12-16
What a rip-off
Did not describe wave-particle duality, superposition, or even the two-slit experiment well at all. Rip-off
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- Wizer_JT
- 25-03-18
Unlistenable - Bad Narrator
English is not the first language of the narrator, and the English that she knows has a heavy British accent on top of her foreign accent. That on its own may not have made this an unworkable situation, but unfortunately there are 2 more complicating factors that make it so. The first being she speaks way too quickly. It literally sounds like she is rushing to keep under some time limit on the recording. 2nd , the prose-style and vocabulary of the script is complex and therefore would be difficult to follow without the other 2 complicating factors above. I turned this off after 10 minutes because I felt I was just missing too much of what was being communicated.