Congrats to Sir Roger Penrose, I think it's a fitting tribute that he named the 'warm' points after Hawking.
Both of them are my favorite popular-science authors. My apetite was whetted with Hawking's "A Brief History of Time", which led me to Sir Roger's "The Emperor's New Mind". Although relatively denser, with much focus I was able to understand the topics he covered (which were fascinating, and I still think about them) but I could never explain it back to you if needed!
Both of them are my favorite popular-science authors. My apetite was whetted with Hawking's "A Brief History of Time", which led me to Sir Roger's "The Emperor's New Mind". Although relatively denser, with much focus I was able to understand the topics he covered (which were fascinating, and I still think about them) but I could never explain it back to you if needed!