No doubt invisibility made it possible to get them, but it made it impossible to enjoy them when they are got.' And the book incorporates a didactic element when, in the course of a conversation between two scientists, he smuggles in a chapter explaining the the refraction and the reflection of light. And then there are the complications: footprints in the mud, the adherence of snow and pollution, the difficulty of walking on crowded streets, the widespread fear of something different.The essence of the problem is captured in a few lines from the book: 'I went over the heads of the things a man reckons desirable. He contemplates the advantages of being invisible, such as the ease of theft and of escape, but he also explores the disadvantages, such as the inability to shelter from the cold with clothing. He starts with an original premise, he makes assumptions, such as that invisibility is an achievable physical property, and then within this constrained reality he logically explores the implications of his premise. It was written by someone who understood and applied scientific modes of thought. 'Sobre este título' puede pertenecer a otra edición de este libro.However, I still think this is a wonderful book.

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