Math/sci books

>>tfw misread "chaos" as "chads"

Are there any good books on Computer Science from a perspective that show its utility from a deeper level

I don't know how to word it, but in a way that shows how interesting CS is for science/math, so to speak

this one

Actually, the one in the OP image is very relevant to physics and math

no, it is not, it's absolute shit

it isn't bad

I liked the intros to physics concepts such as entropy, maxwell's demon and information theory

that's not an intro to physics
that's a bunch of popsci nonsense

you can take literally any topic and plaster it like that, deforming it into popsci nonsense

What's your definition of popsci? "not totally boring?"

what am I supposed to answer? if you find science and math boring you're in the wrong place

Feynman books.
Heisenberg: science and philosophy.

I said Just because it's not totally boring doesn't mean it's popsci

yes, and that clearly shows you find science and math boring. it's popsci.

some math and science is totally boring

some isn't

this one isn't

this isn't math or science
that leads me to believe your categorization (boring / not boring) is actually something like science / popscience and you enjoy the latter

yes it is tho

I took the time to browse through the book for 10 minutes
it's not science or math, it's shit, and there's nothing to be learned from it
it's mindless entertainment from pretentious faggots who don't know anything about these topics