Here is a book with disturbing questions for the scientist of today, and a remarkable prediction of the science of tomorrow. "I have tried," says the author, a famed British physicist, "to express here my picture of the universe and of man. It is based on scientific knowledge interpreted and adjusted n the light of human judgment. The known laws are probably only special cases of deeper laws still to be identified." By 1975, he believes, atomic physics will be wholly revise - it will include basic principles of form and structure that can apply to the relationships of every kind of matter, living and dead, in the universe. With easy and far-reaching erudition, Dr. Whtye covers a wide range of thinking about man, from religion to psychiatry, and his ideas challenge the reader on every page with their implications about the future of mankind.