this is the only "self help" book that ever really felt like it acknowledged how difficult living really is and offered effective strategies for living with life anyway. highly recommend to anyone who feels like they are struggling with themselves and where they are in life
I've read a few of Dr. Kaku's books now, and if the other two I read were explorations of a single course of a multi-course meal, this one feels more like a themed charcuterie board. Lotta brief dives into many different topics that can and will be affected as quantum computers become more and more powerful and reliable. An interesting read for sure
Reread this one completely by accident when I was proctoring a math competition at work and had nothing else to do. Our tutoring center has a little library of books in the front and this book was one I remembered reading and liking when I was in elementary.
This book is heavy, but it is so much more than that. It's family, it's generational trauma, it's a literary fiction novel that wraps around a fictional true crime book about a cold case that was never solved, it's realizing that decisions made decades ago that were never forgiven were more nuanced than was given credit for, it's reconnecting, it's love when you're doing the best that you can, it's secrets, it's pain, but ultimately it's so so beautiful