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THOUGHTS ON LIFE, GODS AND THE UNIVERSE READERS' COMMENTS
“I really enjoyed your book. I stayed up 'til 2.00 a.m. Thursday morning and finished it. It makes one think heaps. I would like to reread some of the passages as the mind boggles as you are reading it. I particularly enjoyed your sense of humour and your way with words.” Signed Judy.
"Ed Everest has said it all. There's nothing left for me to write about. I'm giving up writing and physics and taking up astrology and tadpole farming.” Signed Paulo Davies .
"Ed Everest has destroyed not only my theoryof relativity but the whole foundation of theoretical physics. My equasion E = mc² was clearly the greatest blunder of my life. I can see it all clearly now, it's so simple. E actually equals z²p³uiƒ™op/$²q³ue²rt, where o and p are new cosmological constants, q and u are cosmological ‘wobblers’, and r is an obscure ‘universe variable’ defined as whatever number will make my equasion give the correct answer. I will set to work immediately to devise a new theory of relativity, one that is even simpler for the general public to understand than my first one." Signed AlbertoEinstein .
"Absolute poppycock. Ed should stick to science, about which he knows a little, and stay out of religion, about which he knows nothing." Signed Reverend Alphonse Everest .
"Brilliant." Signed Mum
"Gidday. Jest to let yoo's all no, this lad lernd ‘is writin stile from me, see. Spellin, dickshun, gramr, expreshun, the lot. When Ed was still nee 'i to a bandycoot, I sed to 'im, sun I ses, whadda u wannabe in life?, and u know what e ses? Dad, e ses, I wanna be a riter. So i set to and teech’d 'im everythin i nose, an 'ere we are, the flour 'as blossumd. Good on yer sun.” Signed Dad.
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