Review

Rating: 6

This is not a book about Quantum Mechanics per se, but about the history of the discovery and exploration of Quantum Entanglement. The writing style is a little too dry for my taste, and although the maths and algebra is kept to a minimum when the author indulges, he often goes into laborious detail on elementary algebra or, conversely, skims liberally through complex maths.

The history is, however, quite interesting and stands on its own. Perhaps this book is better in the dead tree format than as an audio book, and my relatively low rating reflects the difficulty of absorbing the content of a table of results in the spoken word…