A Song for Molly is both a love story and a poetic homage to science. The subjects in this first-person novella range from encounters with Wittgenstein, Einstein and Gödel, to trying to live with a dog named Molly. The science is serious although the tone is whimsical. The spirit of this book can be demonstrated by a conversation between Einstein and his assistant Ernst Straus:' 'You know Gödel has really gone crazy.' So I said, 'Well, what worse could he have done?' 'He voted for Eisenhower.' 'Contents: PrefaceChapters 1 to 10
Readership: Scientists and laypersons.Ludwig Wittgenstein;Kurt Gödel;Georg Cantor;Arthur Evans;Michael Ventris;John von Neumann;Leonhard Euler;Science Fantasy;Stories0Key Features:There is nothing like this anywhere
