Quantum-Mechanics

Measure: Indifference as Arithmetic

A mind reasons that its own death is the one event it can never undergo, then follows the arithmetic to a monstrous conclusion. On mistaking amplitude for meaning.

Measure

A kilometer under the rock, a quantum mind is kept alive by never being touched: a single undivided coherence that thinks by holding every possibility at once, and to lay a warm hand on it would be to end it. Iris Cho was hired to read it. Then a …

Multitudes: Taking Quantum Mechanics Literally

Take the quantum equations at face value, refuse the collapse, and you are a branching many the math weighs but never values. On what that leaves of the self.

Multitudes: The Indifference of Measure

You think the coin under the cup is already heads or tails. It isn't. You think you are one person, a single thread running through time. You aren't. Take quantum mechanics literally and decline to add the one thing the equations never contained, a …

The Feynman Lectures on Physics

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The most famous physics lectures ever given. Free to read online.