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roseembolism) wrote2010-01-27 07:49 pm
roseembolism) wrote2010-01-27 07:49 pm
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Einstein, courtesy of tough girls!
I am bemused by the idea behind this book. I mean, talk about high concept: renegade "tsundere girls" (feisty, bad-tempered girls with a hidden romantic side) teach a young dweeb relativity, as part of battling evil world-dominating luddites.
The blurb for it gives a bit more information:
It also has a backstory! It is the year 2015, after the world has been devastated by a war over "misguided science." An "No-Science" nation has arisen from the ashes, seeking the elimination of scientific knowledge, including that most dangerous of theories, General Relativity. It is up to the secret organization, "The Einstein Club," to preserve knowledge...for the future!
And then there's the cover:
This is just delirious. I mean, when Heinlein was doing this sort of stuff, he at least tried to hide the purpose of the girls he inserted between the lectures in his stories. Hopefully this manga will actually have a better grasp of relativity than Heinlein did.
The blurb for it gives a bit more information:
It also has a backstory! It is the year 2015, after the world has been devastated by a war over "misguided science." An "No-Science" nation has arisen from the ashes, seeking the elimination of scientific knowledge, including that most dangerous of theories, General Relativity. It is up to the secret organization, "The Einstein Club," to preserve knowledge...for the future!
And then there's the cover:
This is just delirious. I mean, when Heinlein was doing this sort of stuff, he at least tried to hide the purpose of the girls he inserted between the lectures in his stories. Hopefully this manga will actually have a better grasp of relativity than Heinlein did.
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