給未來總統的物理課：從恐怖主義、能源危機、核能安全、太空競賽到全球暖化背後的科學真相

The book covers a wide range, but I wonder what guided the selection of topics that are most relevant for policymakers today.

I've always struggled with physics, but this book made many ideas click for me. Did others feel it helped bridge the gap between science and politics?

Linking science to real-world leadership feels both urgent and unique. Curious about what motivated this focus and how the author views the role of scientists in politics.