What We Believe but Cannot Prove: Today's Leading Thinkers on Science in the Age of

Fascinating stuff and really makes you think. Not ideal bedtime reading in that respect. Some of the theories lost me I'm afraid, bit too much technical jargon. But others are very simply stated while raising all sorts of questions, particularly about what we expect from science and scientists in the way of 'proof. A lot of the ideas are quite similar but then I guess the same big questions occur to us all. I believe that there are lots of questions to which we will just never know the answer and that is probably how it should be, otherwise life would all be very boring.

Great premise. Badly executed and now mainly out of date. A series of posts of readily as equally credible. Oh this even has a reply from Jeffery Epstein

Arrived a week before I was expecting it. Bought as something that’s easy to read when ever, the short (1-2 page) “chapters?” Allows for quick 5 minute reads. Filled with some fascinating concepts and people. Great book for anyone interested in science, physics, technology, really anything. The topics vary from the belief in God to whether or not there’s intelligent life in the universe.

Superb interesting read without too much theory

An excellent reference book on religion and free thought -- a must-have for all free thinkers/rationalists. Highly recommended. / .