How To: How to Solve Practical Problems Unrealistically

This book is really interesting! The author's imagination is really great, and the absurd but interesting answers he gave using scientific knowledge opened my eyes. Just like what is said in the book, "Some ideas that sound ridiculous turn out to be a revolution." We cannot underestimate any idea. Moreover, some of the problem-solving ideas in the book also inspired me a lot, letting me understand that when encountering difficulties, I have to dare to try, and maybe I will make new discoveries!

What a wonderful book. But in fact, many questions are asked in a formal tone, which is actually very "practical"; some inexplicable questions are actually deliberately disguised as popular science as a code (yes, I am Rabbi Hammurabi, I can legislate a code here)

Good book This book contains many abnormal answers from the author to normal questions, which are very imaginative. They are very close to God but very far away from human beings. Compared with the author's other book, I feel that this book is much more professional (perhaps), but it is also very interesting. The strange answers coupled with the humorous stick figure comics made me feel like I had read it, but the knowledge was passing through my brain. You can take a look

It's very cool. For example, you can use a billion kettles to make a magma moat.

In my opinion, the series of books written by Randall Munroe can be regarded as the best popular science books. They are easy to understand, interesting and can satisfy people's curiosity. Another book he wrote, "What If" is also worth reading. Of course, collecting physical books is more recommended.

It's very imaginative, and it feels like your brain is open (in a physical sense). It's quite interesting.

At first I thought it was a book composed of pure nonsensical whims, but in fact it is more like a popular science book about physics [Chigua]

It took me an afternoon to read it, it was interesting yet practical(?)

Although this author is a five-character god, he really can't say much about the fun and rigor. If you think it's interesting, you can also check out other works by this author, such as What if

It was a translated version that was first released at that time. I just discovered this book on Tomato now and read it again. You can always trust Randall's whims [laughs evilly]

In other books there is always someone who cares about your intelligence (who care?) But not here, we will only discuss with you on an equal footing how feasible this seemingly stupid thing is.

The author's style is as neurotic as ever [cover face][cover face][cover face] Very imaginative and fun

Physics geeks don't care how outrageous the questions are, they just give the answers [laughter] This book really clicked with my brainwaves. I was thinking a while ago: What would happen if four people and a hovercraft were blown away by an adult blue whale in the sea? How high can it fly? How long does it take to "fly" in the air? This book really made me become one of the 10,000 people. I recommend it to every reader who is creative and curious at heart.

It's great for studying physics and history.

The author is trying to answer those real-life questions with various whimsical answers. Although you can't actually try those solutions, at least you can gain some physics and geography knowledge through this weird way, and feel the romance that originates from absurdity.

All methods are feasible in theory, but some are impossible in practice. A very interesting book.

It's really awesome. He doesn't decide when trouble comes and starts using nuclear weapons.

The great thing about physics is that no matter what ridiculous question you ask, physics can give you the answer. This is the core thrust of this book.

Unimaginable imagination, humorous writing, broken physics (I will always respond to you), romantic humanistic care, good health [blowing kiss]

It is indeed unrealistic to solve practical problems unrealistically, but it is indeed practical. No matter how absurd this unrealistic reality is, the creativity and fun gained from this book are the most practical wealth (*¯¯*)

A very neurotic but very spiritual book

I've read the physical book before, but now I'm reading it again on the platform and it's still abstract! [Cool]

Save money: A cool pool party!

You must read Randall Monroe's

There is a truth to be understood We can ask any questions, Physics has to solve our problems

Very practical, many techniques have helped me a lot [laughing evilly]

A good book, the knowledge in it is very useful [laughter]

I was pleasantly surprised to see this work by Randall Munro on Tomato. As always, the imagination + rigorous scientific knowledge combined with the mysterious stick figure style made me smile. It feels like meeting an old friend and having a long chat.

The content of the book is very interesting, I like it very much and it satisfies my wild imagination.

This book is so interesting [laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying]