In addition to being one of the most expensive Amazon Kindle books ever, this $6,232 Nuclear Energy title appears to have many disappointed customers. Take for example, this one: “Sure I can render my foes defenseless with the mighty transmogrifier I made after finishing chapter 5 but I was lead to believe this was the “Pop Up” version of Nuclear Energy (Landolt-Bornstein: Numerical Data and Functional Relationships in Science and Technology).” Product page. Here’s one more review from user “Evil Overlord”:

I ordered this book to complete my doomsday weapon. The information is clear and well drawn-out, particularly the detail regarding the fusion of plasma energy with dark matter. My weapon was finished on schedule. Guaranteed Armageddon. It was beautiful, really. Except it turned out that due to a tiny error on page 601 of the book, my device was not exactly a success.

[via Amazon]

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