For anyone looking for a stimulating read this summer, one that bestows a certain sense of rationality on our otherwise bewilderingly messy world, and clarifies the ideas that animate some of the world’s best minds, well, you’re in for a real treat. And, for the easily distracted, this is a book that lends itself to being ‘dipped into’ rather than being downed all at once.
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