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Entropy and the Magic Flute [Repost]
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Entropy and the Magic Flute by Harold J. Morowitz
English | 1 May 1993 | ISBN: 0195081994 | 240 Pages | PDF | 8 MB
English | 1 May 1993 | ISBN: 0195081994 | 240 Pages | PDF | 8 MB
Harold Morowitz has long been regarded highly both as an eminent scientist and as an accomplished science writer. The essays in The Wine of Life, his first collection, were hailed by C.P. Snow as "some of the wisest, wittiest and best informed that I have read," and Carl Sagan called them "a delight to read." In later volumes such as Mayonnaise and the Origin of Life and The Thermodynamics of Pizza, he has established a reputation for a wide-ranging intellect, an ability to see unexpected connections and draw striking parallels, and a talent for communicating scientific ideas with optimism and wit. Kirkus Reviews praised Mayonnaise as "wonderfully diverting and very wise." Nature wrote of Thermodynamics, "his chocolate-coated nuggets of science will continue to entertain and do surreptitious good."