Disturbing The Universe

The third book I'll recommend is a set of essays by Freeman Dyson called Disturbing the Universe, which talks about his experiences in trying to do space travel on what I think is a pretty mad idea to get to the moons of Jupiter by exploding nuclear bombs behind a space vessel, also his times in the civil rights movement and doing all sorts of crazy things in terms of big science.

In your, your most autobiographical work, disturbing the universe. You, you talk about, you describe how you became interested in mathematics at a very early age and it's also clear that you knew about Albert Einstein and you knew about his theory of relativity

In your, your most autobiographical work, disturbing the universe. You, you talk about, you describe how you became interested in mathematics at a very early age and it's also clear that you knew about Albert Einstein and you knew about his theory of relativity and I just want to know, you know, how did you know about that?