<b>SUMMARY AND REVIEW OF REALITY IS NOT WHAT IT SEEMS</b><br>What are the world's fundamental ingredients? Is there such a thing as time and space? And what is reality, exactly? Carlo Rovelli, a theoretical physicist, has spent his life pondering these issues. He explains how our perceptions of reality have evolved over time and how physicists view the structure of the universe today.<br>Rovelli takes us on a wonderful voyage from Democritus to Albert Einstein, from Michael Faraday to gravitational waves, and from classical physics to his own work in quantum gravity, all in elegant and simple English. He demonstrates how the concept of reality has changed over time, Rovelli goes into greater detail on the theories he offered in Seven Brief Lessons on Physics.<br><br><b>Please keep in mind</b> that this is a summary and critique of the book, not the full text. This content is solely the responsibility of Joanna Carney, who has no affiliation with the original author.<br>This is a comprehensive overview and review of the primary text. It's also written in a way that will help you comprehend the original work. It's not meant to be a replacement for the original.<br><b>SCROLL UP TO GRAB A COPY!</b>