The Theory of Everything: The Quest to Explain All Reality
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Publisher's Summary
At the end of his career, Albert Einstein was pursuing a dream far more ambitious than the theory of relativity. He was trying to find an equation that explained all physical reality - a theory of everything. He failed, but others have taken up the challenge in a remarkable quest that is shedding light on unsuspected secrets of the cosmos.
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- J.C.
- 06-14-19
Not an audiobook...
As many other reviewers mention this is not designed to be just listened to. It is the soundtrack to a video with many complex concepts, equations and theories. It's often super obtuse and impossible to follow without the video.
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- MikeB
- 12-08-18
Audible’s Best Science Offering, A Gem
I had the opportunity to watch the Great Course Plus videos of these lectures. Those were and are incredible. When Audible offered the series I immediately bought it. I was concerned that some of clarity of what Doctor Lincoln is lecturing about would be lost in a purely audio presentation...and, to a certain extent that is true. The 247 page PDF, however, has everything you need. Print it out. And you will gain a lot just from listening to the audio. I liked the original series so well, I thought this would be a great refresher. I was wrong. I am picking up things I missed in the videos. The PDF is a gem and well worth reading and keeping on your tablet or phone for reference.
Doctor Lincoln is easy to listen to, but he packs a lot of information into his seemingly informal lectures. You will learn more about matter and subatomic particles in just the first lecture than you will gain from reading any book on the subject. This series is so good that I cannot fathom why Doctor Lincoln has not done more science lectures. His sense of humor, cadence and clarity of speech, organization, and thorough mastery of the subjects makes this seemingly difficult subject fun. It is, by far, my favorite science series.
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- Amazon Customer
- 03-20-19
Fantastic program
This was the best program on the theory of everything I have ever listened to. Well informed and relatively easy to follow. Paints a very sharp picture of our current understanding of the universe.
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- Spherical Chickens
- 01-23-19
Better suited for video rather than audiobook
I love the Great Courses books, I've purchased 10+ of them, but this is a course best suited for a video presentation, not an audio one. If you're good creating mental images of complex scenarios, by all means get this. Just be ready for a bit of mental gymnastics.
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- A. Guerich
- 01-13-19
Don Lincoln is the real science guy
There are many so called science experts on TV who get a lot of publicity. Don Lincoln is a real scientist who spends most of his time doing real science. But he also has a gift for explaining difficult concepts in an entertaining way.
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- Gonzalo Alberto Gomez A
- 02-03-19
Great book for everyone!
I love not just the scientific facts but Tha analogies, the jokes and the puns with intention.
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- Amazon Customer
- 05-26-19
Best book of 10+
I have listened to more than 10 books on similar topics and this is the best. Technical enough but undersandable. Highly recomend it!
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- pondo
- 01-09-19
Exactly what I was hoping for, and more
Don gets deeper into the quantum physics more than anything I've come across to date which I was hoping for. Usually I listen too a physics book and the author will give me a magazine article type overview of the weak nuclear force. Not Mr Lincoln, we are his students and he is going to teach us the real deal of the weak nuclear force(and every other force/particle/spin/color/QED/QCD/anti etc) with great analogies to keep us on track. Also he will surprise me with some damn silly wit that pops up at unusual times, and actually gets me to laugh. Another nice thing about this book is it's up-to-date, I don't know how many books I've listened to where the phrase pops up "The higgs boson which is soon to be found at the LHC" ugh! (Don was working at both the LHC AND FermiLab during the Higgs hunt and his 1st person insight is brilliant). So to sum up If you haven't already deduced, I would think this book a bargian at 2 credits!
P.S. I didn't give it 5 stars because I don't "love" it, after all it is a physics book (Sorry Don)
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- ali
- 01-25-19
worth it
it's packed with information, definitely worth the time if you want to learn more about this subject.
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- Charles Stasnek
- 02-04-19
educational
a little over my head but still. informational.. if you enjoy quantum physics it's for you
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- 05-02-19
For those who seek science truth
A great review of what we know and what we might know in the future. Looking back in history and to the frontier of particle physics. Excellently read.
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- Ioakim Chorozidis
- 03-14-19
Great book ! Not so great audiobook
As all of scientific books the audiobook version is a bit incomplete because of the lack of visual representation of the equations and the diagrams . But never the less is a great audiobook with a very interesting content.
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- Subodh Pradhan
- 02-24-19
Bit complicated
This course is Bit complicated, also the experience without videos is not so great, thanks.
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- Kerry Whitfield
- 08-08-19
To Techo for me.
Thought it would be like Bill Bryson’s book but this is for the smart people who have already studied chemistry. Way over my head.
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- Alan Sankauskas
- 02-04-20
Fantastic, absolutely fantastic. More please!
Mr Lincoln..Fantastic, absolutely fantastic. Well spoken, clear even for the less educated! Would love to have more from Dr Lincoln. The way it was articulated makes every word stream so well. The lectures flow nicely!