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10-21-2003 12:01 AM 		Reply to: Message 1 by Asgara
05-27-2003 9:48 PM

Asgara I hope you are still looking to check into books on science. Even though they do not deal with the evolution parts they nevertheless allow for an ideal insight into how science meshes together and how intricate the whole thing is.Richard Feynman has a few books that are really easy to read and points out some difficult concepts in ways that you can grasp.
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The meaning of it all:Thoughts of a citizen scientist
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Six easy pieces
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Six not so easy pieces
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QED the strange thoery of light and matter
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Feynman's lost lecture :The motion of the planets around the sun
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12-02-2003 6:42 AM 		Reply to: Message 33 by defenderofthefaith
12-02-2003 5:38 AM

Re: Asimov
DOF
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You are surprised? Please tell us you are kidding.
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