"Word geek roughs up math geek"

That self-description aptly sums up the New York Times review of Michio Kaku’s new book “Physics of the Future,” which the Times describes as a "dull" and "charmless" read that nonetheless “has the ability to surprise and enthrall and frighten as well."

Kaku's book speculates on the state of technology, science, and life at the end of the present century.

NY Times review of "Physics of the Future"