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A guess at the riddle: essays on the physical underpinnings of quantum mechanics
London, England: Harvard University Press (2023)
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From the author of Quantum Mechanics and Experience, a hugely influential book that challenged key assertions by Niels Bohr and other founders of quantum mechanics, A Guess at the Riddle provides a major metaphysical overhaul of one of physics' most intractable problems-the quest to bridge quantum and classical physics in order to understand the nature of reality.Author's Profile
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