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The Fourth Dimension: Toward a Geometry of Higher Reality

The Fourth Dimension: Toward a Geometry of Higher Reality

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Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Nice intro to 4-D
Review: I bought this book about ten years ago, and recently rediscovered it. It is full of nice (though very simplistic) illustrations and lots of references to other books and writers that touch the subject. Not very profound, but enough to tickle the mind and awaken interest for futher investigation into this realm. Rucker has obviously read a lot on this matter and he has made me want the same.

Rating: 3 stars
Summary: Would you please repeat that.
Review: I found this book a difficult read. "Flatland" by A. Square (an illustrator) is a definite pre-requisite, and helpful, but even with that under my belt I had problems following Mr. Rucker.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Good overview
Review: This book presents its material in a well-organized manner.

The author is a brilliant theoretical physicist and explains the concepts wonderfully.

I recommend this book for any and all who wish to understand the essence of time, reality, and the universe in general.

From a very personal level, the book affirms many of my own views pertaining to the cosmos and consciousness. There is indeed a Primary Mover (aka "God"), and he exists and operates in infinite (!) dimensions.


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