The Sun, the Genome and the Internet: Tools of Scientific Revolutions
by Freeman Dyson
Rating: 2.0 / 5 · Read · Finished 2019-12-07
Based on the title, you think the book would be pretty focused, but it ended up being about 100 pages of meandering from one topic to the next, covering whatever interested Dyson in the moment. That’s still pretty cool, since Dyson has such interesting thoughts, but it didn’t feel cohesive at all. It did feel vaguely inspirational, and made me feel good about science and the future.