Pandora’s Lab: Seven Stories of Science Gone Wrong

The book has good stories and is told in a narrative form - Similar to another series I have read/listened to which shall not be named but if you like spoons.......<br/>Enjoyable enough that I have ordered the print version to read-

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I always love learning especially when it's about science and science history. This book gives an insight on why critical thinking is so important and at how wrong we can be.

A great book...captivating.

Was a little concerned about his references to "the data" but in general a story well told.

a look at what once wasnt, but should have been, but probably wont be yet again,next time 'round.

The medical stuff was pretty fascinating, but the author kept inserting political points that had little to do with the subject matter.

this book makes you wonder what are we doing wrong in science actually as we did in the past.

No. The science and story were good, but the author did a lot of Republican political bashing and drawing unfounded similarities. That would have been fine for a book on politics, but was not appropriate for a book on scientific discoveries. It seems like nothing is non-partisan these days.

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Yes, he is an excellent performer.

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Just like in the book Silent Spring, the author choose not to highlight several studies

Dr. Offit is an amazing writer and scientist. This book, using stories from history, illustrates how professionals and the public should think about science and medicine. Amazing and should be basic reading in every medical/dental/Phd program.

Although the historical references are fascinating, the Author hurt his credibility by insinuating that Trump is Hitler and Border protection from trespasser's is analogous to Eugenics engineering. disregarding the genuine concerns of people who want to protect their country, culture language health and homogeneity from unscreened mass immigration. the book is to politically motivated. Another liberal trying to sneak in their radical experimental ideology under the auspices of science. Narration was good though.