The first six lessons are concise, accessible explanations of modern physics. If you are reading this you are likely somewhat familiar; I have not seen them explained so lucidly. Those make this worth 4 stars. The last brief is on what it means to be a human consciousness, grasping these concepts, experiencing the world, and perhaps not outlasting the turtle. That last lesson earns this its 5th star.
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reader_jwd@bookrastinating.com reviewed Table for Two by Amor Towles
Variety not to everyone's tastes
4 stars
Perhaps appropriate given the title, my wife read it first and suggested I skip the first two stories that she had not cared for. I found them a couple of the better ones in this collection. The final novella, some of whose characters have apparently appeared in other Towles works, inspired me to take up reading old mysteries again.




