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Common Sense and Humour in Physics
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AuthorLeonard Parish
LanguageEnglish
SubjectCriticism of modern physics
Published1983
PublisherCortney Publications
Pages214
ISBN0904378241

Common Sense and Humour in Physics is a 1983 book by Leonard Parish, published by Cortney Publications.

Overview

Written with a light, humorous touch, the book is a common-sense critique of aspects of modern physics — especially the counter-intuitive claims of relativity and quantum theory — arguing that much of the apparent strangeness of twentieth-century physics stems from conceptual confusion rather than from nature itself.

About the author

Leonard Parish was a British independent author who wrote critically and humorously on the foundations of modern physics.

Publication details

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