Frank Wilczek

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Frank Wilczek · undated · accessed 2026-10-01

Reading list · Personal favorite-books list

His own favorite-books document includes Dale Carnegie’s book and a positive reader-facing assessment. Date is not printed;2013URLsegment is not treated as publication evidence.

Wilczek’s own reader-facing selection, conservatively paraphrased as a documented citation.

This text documents what the source says, but it is not verified as a word-for-word quote.

IOP Publishing / Physics World · 2004-11-03 · accessed 2026-10-01

Interview · Direct reading interview

In his direct interview answer to the three-best-popular-science-books question, Wilczek selects Darwin’s work. Article writes Origin of the Species; identity is Charles Darwin’s On the Origin of Species.

Wilczek’s own reader-facing selection, conservatively paraphrased as a documented citation.

This text documents what the source says, but it is not verified as a word-for-word quote.

IOP Publishing / Physics World · 2004-11-03 · accessed 2026-10-01

Interview · Direct reading interview

After three selections in the same best-books answer, Wilczek explicitly adds Erwin Schrödinger’s What is Life?. This is not attributed from a currently-reading or never-read answer.