God's Debris: A Thought Experiment (Paperback)

from lkernagh

As per the introduction, "God's Debris doesn't fit into normal publishing cubbyholes. There is even disagreement about whether the material is fiction or nonfiction. I contend that it is fiction because the characters don't exist. Some people content that it is nonfiction because the opinions and...

from hjjugovic

I read this free download on the recommendation of another LibraryThing member (Thanks, Leah!) and really enjoyed it. It is very short and thought provoking. There isn't much of a plot (it really is a thought experiment) but is never boring. It's also not for everyone - if you are religious and e...

from AlexTheHunn

While ostensibly departing from his openly humorous and subtly philosophical Dilbert comic strip, Adams in effect reverses modalities and becomes openly philosophical and subtly humor in this work. Adams himself states there is a flaw in his logic. There are probably many, yet as a whole this boo...

from EAG

I was surprised to run across a non-fiction work by the creator of Dilbert, especially one that set out to examine weighty issues about the meaning of life, the universe and everything in just over 100 pages. I hesitated getting it since its set-up was eerily similar to Daniel Quinn's Ishmael---a...

from monototo

some of the chapters were gold. Adams warns that the all-knowing character in the book makes some scientific fallacies which is good in a sense, it keep the reader on their toes and makes them analyse everything. However, the misconceptions regarding the limitations of evolution are worrying, the...