Re: What books should I read?

[pmsan29]

"The holographic universe" by Michael Talbot.......highly reccomended :)

[Gordion2006]

All three are VERY VETY important books. Now add On the Origin of Species, Das Kapital and Animal Farm, and you're almost done.

Peace

[IIZODIIAC]

ANYTHING to do with the real god MICHIO KAKU.

[davmccorm]

Read 'The Never Ending Daya of Being Dead' by Marcus Chown.

This book will take you into the most outrageous ideas around cosmology and quantum physics.

Also I have read all the books on the video. Michio and Green and brilliant

[mysticzephyrwhisper]

I highly recommend reading "Old World Secrets: The Omega Code Projects" by Brandon Levon. A very insightful book which reveals the truth about the foundations of society and religion. For more info. type the title of the book into a search engine. At approx. the second site down an individual should discover a site called abovetopsecret. The author discusses the contents of his book.

[Asaminator]

What is this song called? Does anyone know?

[Rod934]

@Asaminator

Tike Tike Kardi by Arash (could be mistaken.)

[YerryBatista]

I tried to search for this artist, not succesufull, Is really persian? can somebody write the name of the song and artist.

[crusader1614]

what a bitch..

[knowledgepars]

whats with the arash tune ?

i dont seem to understand it

but a brief history of time is an amazing book by stephen hawking, a newer version came out sep 08 a briefer history of time! its pretty good too :D

[QuantumMaths]

The Elegant Universe and A Brief History of Time are wonderful layman reads. I will have to check out the 3rd one if I can find it in my library.

[brutus149]

How about reading the Old Testament in Hebrew and the New Testament in Greek and then sit back and watch in more horror how many modern Christians.

Hell is a garbage pit

Spirit is just one that breaths, if your dead, your breath/spirit has left you.

Strong Men, not "God" created the universe in the Bible.

[LuxStarEuro]

i think you used a translator to write this message. Horrible english.

[brutus149]

I left a word or 2 out

"how [seemingly deranged] many modern Christians [are]"

ie, too many Christians take their cue from bad translations.

[nietzscheADHD]

Nietzsche

[FreeThinkinHeathen]

Right now I'm reading "The Varieties of Scientific Experience-Carl Sagan" Its vary satisfying."The Theory Of Everything-Stephen Hawkins" Is good. I am a big fan of Michio Kaku as well.I recommend all of them."Green Eggs And Ham-The Great Dr Seuss" Is the most important book there is yet

[maulipatel96]

my favioraite book is once upon a marigold and princess academy

[digitalLotus]

Ah, some of my favorite books :) I'd also recommend "The Fabric of the Cosmos". Definitely worth reading.

Cheers :)

[Purepecha2000]

please tell me! the name of this music?

me gusta esta musica como se llama, de donde es?

great music where is it from?

[5tranger]

its persian

the name of the artist is arash.

[yadadadean]

which michio kaku book should i get: visions, hyperspace, or parallel worlds?

[Veetina]

get them all , this guy is smart!

[chunkymonkey043]

if you haven't read "The Fabric of the Cosmos" you definitely should. The Elegant Universe is next on the list. Greene's newer book is amazing

[TheAtheistPaladin]

A brief history of time is the only one I haven't read yet.

[paulocesar1109]

are the other books good???

[TheAtheistPaladin]

Oh, ineed.

[RonnieOfTheEarth]

Everyone should read Dostojevskij`s "Crime & Punishment" everyone sholould read it!!!

[RonnieOfTheEarth]

great song!!! iranian!!

[savagemike90]

a brief history in time is the one i told him to read,i <3 hawking and i want to marry him.

[michaeljmacias]

The Holographic Universe (Paperback)

by Michael Talbot (Author) check this one out!!!

[Katalyzt]

Cool list...

Katalyzt

[rozeboosje]

I DO NOT LIKE GREEN EGGS AND HAM. I do NOT like them, Sam I am.

Ella's favourite at the moment :-)

[Mjhavok]

I own The Elegant Universe and The Fabric of the Cosmos both by Brian Greene. I also own A Brief History of Time By Hawking and Hyperspace by Michio Kaku. A part from perhaps Hawking these are heavily in favour of string theory.

[Mjhavok]

To balance it I would read "The Cosmic Landscape: String Theory and the Illusion of Intelligent Design" By Leonard Susskind and "The Trouble with Physics" By Lee Smolin.

A prolific physics popular science writer is John Gribbin. Also good.

[SecularAstronomer]

Thanks. :o)

I'll relay this to Golden.

[Mjhavok]

Other books I enjoyed are Cosmos by Carl Sagan, The Pale Blue Dot by Carl Sagan, Demon Haunted World by Carl Sagan, Big Bang by Simon Singh, Universe by John Gribbin, In Search of the big bang by John Gribbin and E=mc2 the biography of an equation by David Bodanis.

[goldengun85]

Nice, I will read the last one first (green eggs and ham). I am planning on reading the Hawking book and will look into the other two.