You can read it for fun (it is fun to read), but it’s the most controversial one and it teaches you little about rationality. The whole thing has maybe one equation, and if you think you can understand QM without the relevant math, your critical thinking is not up to par. Basically, Harry’s musings in MoR on partial transfiguration cover the essence of EY’s views on QM, if you discard the many worlds advocacy.
You can read it for fun (it is fun to read), but it’s the most controversial one and it teaches you little about rationality. The whole thing has maybe one equation, and if you think you can understand QM without the relevant math, your critical thinking is not up to par. Basically, Harry’s musings in MoR on partial transfiguration cover the essence of EY’s views on QM, if you discard the many worlds advocacy.