Worlds Apart: A Dialogue of the 1960's

This book is incredibly complicated, a masterpiece. Surely not for beginners. The characters think so very differently that you couldn't suspect it all comes from Owen's mind.I wrote mainly for complaining with the editor, or help him. There are errors in some words which I guess come from a scansion of a previous edition.Page 78 Brodie:"Copernicus had already estabhshed" --- h=liPage 113 Burgeon: ", to see an anology"---anology=analogyPage 124 Ranger: "Othervise you and Burgeon"---Othervise=OtherwisePage 130 Dunn: "It is mearungless to speak" ru=niPage 132 Burgeon: "in an Aristotelian uiuverse" iu=niPage 150 Sanderson: "Am I right in thinking. Burrows, that" .=,That's what I had time to highlight, and I haven't reached the end of the book.Moreover I would like to have the ELECTRONIC VERSION available PLEASE, considered the sheer amount of concepts covered in the book. For example I have just arrived where Sanderson recalls the hint of a "magic lantern" in the previous pages of the book. It was easier if I had the pdf for searching.The book is solidly binded, at least.