Books

What are some good physics books you enjoyed reading? 

Not looking for phd level, but something that is approachable but also comprehensive with enough depth even for non physics but technical folks?

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Not an actual non-fiction physics book, but if you like physics you might like When We Cease To Understand The World

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Nice! Yeah I immediately added it to my list after finishing his previous. I can't decide how I completely feel about When We Cease - I really loved the first three chapters, and a the Schrodinger one less, but it wasn't *bad* in any way. Curious how The Maniac compares.

Love love this book! I’m reading The Maniac now which is equally enthralling