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Order and Disorder: Science Essentials for the Non-Scientist, by Myron Kaufman

‘Science is too important to be left to the scientists, doctors and stockbrokers,’ Myron Kaufman convincingly declares in his Order and Disorder: Science Essentials for the Non-Scientist. This is quite an interesting, not at all trivial, book aimed at popularising the basic concepts (and not only) of the whole science – physics, chemistry, biology, geology or whatsoever – irrespective of the different languages each branch is used to employ. The resulting difficulty does not discourage the author: