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Title: Accuracy of Physics in "Dancing Wu Li Masters"?
Article-I.D.: sdcsvax.135
Posted: Thu Apr 21 19:42:58 1983
Received: Sat Apr 23 08:03:32 1983

The book "The Dancing Wu Li Masters - An Overview of the New Physics" by
Gary Zukav (Bantam 13578-3 paperback) is supposed to describe the evolution
of modern quantum physics in a nontechnical, nonmathmatical manner.

I would like to know how "accurate" the physics presented is.  This is a
slightly funny version of accuracy since the book is nonmathematical.
I am interested in very informed opinions, i.e. have read the book and
are well acquainted with quantum mechanics.  I would appreciate it if
folks would label second hand opinions, etc. as such.

If this has already been discussed on the net, I would appreciate a summary
by mail.

Thanks,
  David (Reisner)
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