Unweaving the Rainbow: Science, Delusion and the Appetite for Wonder, (Paperback)

from yakov.perelman

It is like if Richard, once having made plainly clear and explain thoroughly a couple of things: a) God does (very very likely) not exist; b) Evolution is a fact; c) Evolution works like this; and ...

from Michael_Rose

The title goes to the ethos of the book. A rainbow isn't any less beautiful because we've come to understand it, and we've gained so much through its understanding (radios, televisions, computers, ...

from 06nwingert

Richard Dawkins does it again!. In another bestselling science book, Dawkins shows how science can brings wonders to one's eyes and can be beneficial for the world. He also shows that science can--...

from Devil_llama

Dawkins sets out to answer the common complaint that science takes the beauty out of everything. For the most part, he succeeds, but one chapter, on DNA, is far too technical for a book aimed at a ...

from abraxalito

Whilst Dawkins deserves kudos for his work in the past, I'm overall no fan of his. Here are a few pointers to why I find Dawkins' thinking unimpressive. Let's start with the fact that the title has...