Official Review: Time Framed by Roger Chiocchi
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Wheeww!! That makes this book even more inviting!kandscreeley wrote: ↑30 Aug 2018, 11:44The physics section honestly didn't take up THAT much of the book. It would be easy to skim for the important parts without missing too much. Thanks for your comment.
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It is complex, but what time altering story isn't? You're dealing with the past, the present and any alternate realities that are created. Thanks for stopping by. I love your profile pic.Dolor wrote: ↑30 Aug 2018, 19:58 I enjoy a book with a complex journey through the subject of altering time that includes some supernatural elements. The thought that this book is confusing with too many characters, I decided to bypass reading it. I'm glad you enjoyed reading this book and you want more books from this author. Thanks for the candid review.
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Schroedinger's cat experiment always bothered me even besides the sheer inhumanity of the idea. I don't see that we can consider any of that 'proof' of anything since it's a thought experiment. And simply claiming that it's not understandable because it's counter-intuitive doesn't quite strike me as a good enough explanation. After all, things that are wrong are often counter-intuitive too.
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It was interesting. I appreciated the unique take on time travel. I hope you enjoy even you get a chance to finish it!Amanda Deck wrote: ↑30 Sep 2019, 17:53 I'm reading this now and liking it a lot. About the physics, I just came from discussing this with a friend because I find it so fascinating! The only reason I'm on here and not reading it at this moment is because I had to charge my Kindle. You don't have to do that with books...
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And poor Ship! This is one of the reasons my son insisted that he would never invent, or even investigate, a means for time travel.
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I like time travel, but it makes my head spin.Amanda Deck wrote: ↑01 Oct 2019, 19:42 I have never read a book with so many giggling men in my life.
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I understand. I'm not really smart even it comes to physics myself. It's an interesting concept, though. Thanks.Nisha Ward wrote: ↑15 Oct 2019, 07:45 If I were to pick this up, I'd have to skip the physics part, to be honest. As much as I love the sciences, anything beyond high school physics tends to go over my head. Though, I am curious as to how the timeline is affected without time travel.
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