A book, written by a philosopher, about my bete noire. I wasn't wild about it in that, like every other treatment of this subject, it discusses everything based on quantum mechanics circa 1927 with zero acknowledgement of QFT.

But, apart from that limitation, it's pretty good. It sets up the central problem then discusses a variety of issues related to it, for example the obsession some people have with "signaling".
My only real complaint, but of course how could it be otherwise, is that the ultimate problem is not resolved by the end of the book. ( )

Phil prof who really knows his math analyzes thoroughly the tension between the 2 major physical theories.