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The Cosmic Landscape : String Theory and the Illusion of Intelligent Design

String Theory and the Illusion of Intelligent Design

, Leonard Susskind

June 15, 2005 · Hardcover · Little, Brown and Company · 416 pp

First edition · ISBN 9780316155793 · English · US · Dewey 523.1/2 22 · LC QB981 .S886 2005

Science

Hardcover

The beginning of the 21st century is a watershed in modern science, a time that will forever change our understanding of the universe, Susskind contends. Several decades ago, he introduced the revolutionary concept of string theory to the world of physical science. In doing so, he inspired a generation of physicists who believed that the theory would uniquely predict the properties of our universe. Now, in his first book, Susskind argues that the very idea of such an "elegant theory" no longer suits our understanding of the universe, and that our narrow 20th-century view of a unique universe will have to give way to the much broader concept of a gigantic cosmic landscape--a megaverse, pregnant with new possibilities.--From publisher description.

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