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Michio Kaku’s book Physics of the future: How Science Will Shape Human Destiny and Our Daily Lives by the Year 2100 provides a tremendous amount of insight into the future from the perspective of a world-renowned physicist. Influenced by the book Paris in the Twentieth Century, a book written by Jules Verne that accurately predicted advances in society such as the car, gas stations and a primitive version of the internet back in 1863 (but it was actually published in 1994 due to his publisher never releasing his book as he believed that it wouldn’t sell well). Kaku explores a wide array of topics such as the end of Moore’s Law (which according to an estimate by Gordon Moore himself in 2004 it may end in 2024).

Physics of the Future Book Review

Published on : August 8, 2019February 13, 2021 Published by : admin

Dilraj Dosanjh

Dilraj Dosanjh is a New Media graduate from BCIT and an avid space enthusiast. He enjoys writing about space related news and also likes putting out his opinions regarding current issues about space travel. He is also a science fiction geek that likes a wide variety of science fiction T.V shows, movies and video games.

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