He has driven motorcycles and sidecars for most of his adult life and loves them. Philosophy was an early passion, forced on him by attempts to mold his religious beliefs. During medical school he was lucky enough to be personally tutored by an ex-pupil of Ludwig Wittgenstein and that gave him the confidence to write philosophical notes during his career. Finally after reaching semi-retirement in 2004, he was able to put the notes into some kind of form. Knowing that he is an amateur philosopher, he preferred to write a “popular” book on philosophy and incorporate his beloved motorcycle into the theme. Add a review