Review: intriguing and very brave
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 30, 2014
I'm back with another review of Mr Kapuscinski's work. This time, he takes on the noble task of proving that modern science, for the most part, is merely conjecture too (much like the way Richard Dawkins criticized religion), and is not as much written in stone as scientists would like you to believe. I kind of knew that already, but it's interesting to see someone actually boldly stating it in a book like this. It makes me realize once more that each of us has their own way of learning about the world, and each of us truly lives in a different world. It's all in the eye of the beholder. You shouldn't adhere to the tenets of religion or blindly follow sciencists in order to find 'the truth', in fact, there is no 'THE truth'.Again, a winner from a very deep thinker and brave author, who takes on and discusses the things that nobody else dares touch, questions our dearest beliefs, and does it all so respectfully that it never sounds scathing, hyper-critical or like he's just out to ridicule people (which is what I always feel Mr Dawkins is doing too much, in my humble opinion).