> You reach enlightenment when you can bridge the
> gap from very low level to the highest levels.
> But it is folly to try to do everything at once.

Enlightenment? A quick satori perhaps...
Only when doing everything at once by mastering massive autonomous distributed parallel learning networks you truly enter Nirvana.

I've tried to read "Universe in a Nutshell" but the first two chapters were dificult to me.

Then i readed "A brief story of Time" and it's easier. I recomend it to introduce yourself into this "new" kind of physics, and then you can read the Universe in a Nutshell.

If you want to study physics, i recomendo you to see the book from R. Serway. It's a little bit complex if you don't know calculus (derivates and integrals) but it's good in concepts and examples. I use it and i don't have yet any course of calculus.

Nolambar von Lomeanor

Luck doesn't exist, only chaos