When was the last time you "un-learned"
Quantum Physics has been always a dark mysterious place (and continues to be). Chanced upon the absolutely fascinating and delightful book "In Search Of Schrodinger's Cat" by John Gribbin. Spent close to 3 weeks and countless hours trying to come to terms with a truth stranger than fiction (or friction).
I am not sure if William Shakespeare was dreaming of Schrodinger's Cat when he wrote the opening lines of Hamlet - 'to be, or to not be'. Or was Schrodinger quantifying Prince Hamlet's dilemma when he created the famous Cat experiment.
Book isn't an easy read if you aren't willing to face some equations and theories. But for the amount of un-learning it offered, I would highly recommend it. Happy weekend folks.
Quantum Physics has been always a dark mysterious place (and continues to be). Chanced upon the absolutely fascinating and delightful book "In Search Of Schrodinger's Cat" by John Gribbin. Spent close to 3 weeks and countless hours trying to come to terms with a truth stranger than fiction (or friction).
I am not sure if William Shakespeare was dreaming of Schrodinger's Cat when he wrote the opening lines of Hamlet - 'to be, or to not be'. Or was Schrodinger quantifying Prince Hamlet's dilemma when he created the famous Cat experiment.
Book isn't an easy read if you aren't willing to face some equations and theories. But for the amount of un-learning it offered, I would highly recommend it. Happy weekend folks.
