9:35 a.m. - 2007-11-17
short review

This book touches briefly on mathematical therories and how it is involved with the life of the main character in the book, Christopher. He suffers from Asperger's syndrome. Depicting a unique way of thoughts.

Christopher sees things differently from normal people. He does not understand human emotions, does not us common sense and relates everything in lif to math and logic. This book is written in first person account. enjoyable, heartwarming with absurd yet light hearted anecdotes. The idea of "common sense" seems more perplex and complex than maths and science theories.

It's not what is happening to you now,
or what has happened in your past,
that determines who you become.
Rather, it's your decisions about
what you focus on, what things mean to you,
and what you are going to do about them,
that will determine your ultimate destiny.

-Anthony Robbins