Were the Physics Topics Too Complex?
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Re: Were the Physics Topics Too Complex?
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I thought some of the Physics topics were complex, but not TOO complex. I enjoy an intelligent sci-fi novel! I have a Bachelor's in Science so I am somewhat familiar with the topics, but I am by no means a math or physics master. I was able to follow and enjoy this book. At about the time that things started getting too complex, the author would back off a little and return to the story's dramas. I liked it.Joseph_ngaruiya wrote: ↑31 Oct 2020, 23:44 There are different subjects of physics present throughout the book.
Did you find the topics to be too complex for easy comprehension?
Were all the discussed topics in physics necessary to accomplish the purpose of the book?
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I think it all depend on the way the author presents it. I've read some books with complex physics or biology and they were easy to understand. Other books are just way too complicated in the sequence they are elaborated and the terminologies used. It's all about whether the intention is to flex muscles or deliver information.Ruba Abu Ali wrote: ↑01 Nov 2020, 09:57 I found some of the topics to be somewhat complex for me. I think they were integral to the premise of the book. However, at certain points I felt unsure as to whether they needed to be elaborated in such depth.
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Nelson Lyric wrote: ↑25 Nov 2020, 13:49Despite me not being so good in Physics, I think the author did a wonderful job by making sure every reader understands something.Joseph_ngaruiya wrote: ↑31 Oct 2020, 23:44 There are different subjects of physics present throughout the book.
Did you find the topics to be too complex for easy comprehension?
Were all the discussed topics in physics necessary to accomplish the purpose of the book?
So, to answer your question "Did you find the topics to be too complex for easy comprehension?"my answer is No.
The Physics topics are all related to time and its influence on different things. The reader's comprehension ability may be attributed to a background in science or an interest in the subject. However, that doesn't limit the readers to finding the content interesting, Robert Leet included diagrams to explain the thesis further.
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