Here's a brief response . Price is a philosopher with a real grasp of fundamental physics. He offers an original slant on some profound issues, where our understanding has advanced little since the time of St. Augustine. Enjoy it as a feast for the imagination. Philosophical density aside, Price's writing is remarkably clear and engaging.
Price makes an impressive case for the reality of advanced action.
And Price's passion for his cause can be infectious. I liked this one. It's an interesting comparison, and Woodward has a science historian's sense of the issues at stake. I'm afraid I lack the intellectual integrity of your noodle-eating Queensland admirer. Stan Tenen, Mail.