We Are All Stardust: Scientists Who Shaped Our World Talk about Their Work, Their Lives, and What They Still Want to Know (Audiobook)

from nicholasjjordan

I've been a humanities person ever since high school, but I love reading science. The breadth of these interviewees drew me in to fascinating research and personal outlooks of scientists. The only ding I'd give the book is the imaginary Leonardo da Vinci interview that forms the final chapter.

from PriscillaM

Absolutely fascinating! I loved this book. Truly amazing people in their specific scientific fields, looking for the answers to some of life's most challenging questions. Some discussions were above my level of understanding, but none the less, interesting reading as we hurtle into our futures.

from TeaTimeCoder

With a title like that I was expecting the worst but this turned out to be a very engaging and informative set of interviews a not a string of trite soundbites about how wonderful the world is. I wish the interviews were longer!

from nicholasjjordan

I've been a humanities person ever since high school, but I love reading science. The breadth of these interviewees drew me in to fascinating research and personal outlooks of scientists. The only ding I'd give the book is the imaginary Leonardo da Vinci interview that forms the final chapter.

from PriscillaM

Absolutely fascinating! I loved this book. Truly amazing people in their specific scientific fields, looking for the answers to some of life's most challenging questions. Some discussions were above my level of understanding, but none the less, interesting reading as we hurtle into our futures.