beatsbybeard 's review for:

A Universe from Nothing: Why There Is Something Rather Than Nothing by Lawrence M. Krauss

4.0

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I wish that I had the background in physics and/or cosmology that Krauss writes for here. It is definitely accessible, but his winding, dense sentences make these complicated and subtle concepts even harder to understand. That being said, what I respect most is Krauss's attention to exactly when the topics he's covering reach their edge. He is quick to point out what we don't know, but everything he presents covers the best of what we do know about the origins of our universe. I'll probably have to revisit it again (and again) to digest it completely.