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Book Synopsis"An eccentric comic about the central mystery of quantum mechanics"--Amazon.
Trade Review"The structure of
Totally Random is a radical departure from the usual. . . . The ‘quoin’-flipping examples are really outstanding for illustrating the key experiments involved in modern quantum physics, particularly when it gets to the later examples of applications to cryptography and teleportation."
---Chad Orzel, Forbes"If you ever wondered about quantum entanglement and why it's so weird, this book is perhaps the best, simplest explainer of how it actually works."
---Ethan Siegel, Forbes"A beautiful book, conceptually, artistically, and in the way that the concepts and art are combined to engage with the reader in a meaningful way."
---Michael E. Cuffaro and Emerson P. Doyle, Foundations of Physics"[
Totally Random] is an interesting experiment. Quantum mechanics is not easy to grasp. What [this book] makes clear is what entanglement really means."
---Adhemar Bultheel, European Mathematical Society"
Totally Random delivers a real understanding of some seriously funny stuff. Solid references and notes augment the presentation.
Totally Random, a 'serious comic,' provides an excellent introduction to quantum mechanics, better perhaps than a massive textbook, certainly more interesting."
---John F. Barber, Leonardo Reviews"It’s more fun than you ever thought you could have learning about quantum mechanics." * BBC Science Focus *
"A beautiful book, conceptually, artistically, and in the way that the concepts and art are combined to engage with the reader in a meaningful way."
---Michael Cuffaro and Emerson Doyle, Foundations of Physics
