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Das rätselhafte Gewebe unserer Wirklichkeit und die Grenzen der Physik
Der Siegeszug der klassischen Physik hat die Welt entzaubert. Die Realität, so die gängige Auffassung, wird von Naturgesetzen geregelt, die letztlich alles erklären können. Doch dieses Bild ist falsch. Viele grundlegende Fragen sind noch immer unbeantwortet. Und die neuesten Erkenntnisse der Quantentheorie weisen sogar darauf hin, dass es eine Realität jenseits von unserer Vorstellung von Raum und Zeit gibt. Professor Gerd Ganteför zeigt, dass sich moderne Physik und Religion keineswegs ausschließen. Im Aus ihrem Spannungsfeld kann womöglich ein neues Verständnis der Wirklichkeit entstehen. Virtuos und verständlich eröffnet Gerd Ganteför neue Einblicke in Unstimmigkeiten, Unerklärliches, Zauberhaftes und manchmal Unheimliches im Weltbild der Physik. Ein Buch, das erklärt, was die Physik (noch) nicht erklären kann.
189 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 27, 2023
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April 7, 2024
Such a fun, interesting read.
A few aspects were repeated just a bit too much (which does make sense considering he mentions he does it purposefully to make it easier to follow but for one or two things it was a bit more than necessary for me personally but I can appreciate that this would be helpful if it's your first book on physics) but overall I had a great time.
Even if space normally doesn't interest you, this was a very engaging read that may be worth a try – especially the audio book.
A side note here: This book by no means tries to disprove religion and opens the possibility but it also doesn't try to just use it to explain everything away which I really appreciate. The theory about information is quite interesting and something I'd like to look into more.
A few aspects were repeated just a bit too much (which does make sense considering he mentions he does it purposefully to make it easier to follow but for one or two things it was a bit more than necessary for me personally but I can appreciate that this would be helpful if it's your first book on physics) but overall I had a great time.
Even if space normally doesn't interest you, this was a very engaging read that may be worth a try – especially the audio book.
A side note here: This book by no means tries to disprove religion and opens the possibility but it also doesn't try to just use it to explain everything away which I really appreciate. The theory about information is quite interesting and something I'd like to look into more.
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