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Anna áslaugardóttir _nnamargretasl — Consciousness is a huge topic to tackle. It's one of those questions/truths that is so inexplicably hard to wrap any kind of explanation around that it gets bantered around by philosophers and scientists with equal bravado. Of course the logical starting point would be the brain, which leads indefinitely to the synapse and then where? How do you define consciousness in terms of a synapse impulse aside from the chemistry of it all? Does chemistry account for will? In comes physics. What a brilliant approach! Physics yes of course! So obvious from the vantage point that the author takes to state vector collapse and yet at the onset how elusive! Wonderful! I really enjoyed the approach. You find the approach of the need for the conscious observer in terms of uncertainty principles but it is rarely talked about the other way around as a gateway to the mysteries of consciousness. Five stars for the approach, presentation and emotional content. But ah! Then then ending to make that huge illogical leap to the final content being the great consciousness of some undefinable god. Well in some senses if this is what you want to label "god" then at least the author puts together a good argument for that so called "god" he created. But he cannot automatically ascribe to it all of the other attachments that society does to that term god that inevitably readers will attach. He in fact knows this and tries to term this new god a "universal" I just think the leap here was much to far to be wrapped up in a final chapter. I do however think that the content was good. The line of thinking was rational and well put forth and frankly at least this form of god I can respect more so than the layman who puts forth no effort in defining what a true god could actually be other than what he is told it should be. So therefore fine. I liked the book it was really a good read then.

Claire Nicole clairenicole — I love an Irish writer. No one can make a character come to life like Maeve Binchy. There are a dozen characters in this book,but each has a full personality and rich story line. I cannot recommend this book enough for pure escapism.