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Could the wavefunction collapse cause the observer rather than the other way around? This reading is Root Consciousness by Tony Tsoi, who has worked in product design in the high-tech industry for 25 years. Quantum physics has shown him that … Continue reading →

This story is in the form of poetry. This reading is Quantum Cake a la Solvay by Pippa Storey, who has a master’s in physics and a doctorate in quantum physics. Now she researches MRI. The quantum concepts are dice, … Continue reading →

A job where your observing collapses the wavefunction in the direction your client wants. This reading is Powers of Observation by Charmaine Smith, who currently collapses the wavefunction in California. She likes to play with words and her cat, who … Continue reading →

This week the Okanagan Reader YouTube channel passed the 5,000 views mark. Nothing compared to the big sites of course, but pretty gratifying for a little outfit like this.-) As long as people keep showing interest in my narrations of … Continue reading →

She never knows who is going to come home today. This reading is The Collapse by Meg Sipos who holds degrees in creative writing and whose works have appeared in many publications. The quantum concepts are multiverse and reality. The … Continue reading →

There have been over 50,000 downloads of the stories in the Creative Commons licensed Green Comet trilogy. I have had a lot of compliments and encouragement, including from people I don’t even know. But there is one concern I have … Continue reading →

She could change reality by pulling the threads. This reading is A World in Threads by Acadia Reynolds, who often writes surreal, fantastical stories. She enjoys crocheting, baking and her dog. The quantum concepts are reality, probability and multiverse. How … Continue reading →

Can you use quantum physics to rob a bank? This reading is It Takes Two to Entangle by DA Quiñones, an innovation lead in quantum technologies at Innovate UK. He is passionate about science communication, especially when it’s about quantum … Continue reading →

What kind of life is it if you know when and how you will die? This reading is Demons Hunt in Darkness by SG Phillips, a PhD student in astronomy with a passion for literature and theatre. They also enjoy … Continue reading →

When outrunning wavefunction collapse becomes a spectator sport. This reading is Quantum et Circenses by Sabrina Patsch, a German quantum physicist and science journalist. She enjoys reading, making music and writing stories. The quantum concepts are decoherence and wavefunction. Can … Continue reading →