Quantum mechanics and consciousness paradoxes
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Alexander Petrovich Nikonov is the author of more than two dozen fiction and popular science books. Being a candidate of sciences for almost five minutes, he abandoned his already written dissertation and left the field of science first for journalism, and then for writing, where he succeeded greatly: he became the laureate of the Union of Journalists of Russia (2001) and the Union of Journalists of Moscow (2002). For his contribution to Russian culture, he was awarded the Pushkin Medal (1999), and for his book "Upgrade of the Monkey," he received the Belyaev Prize (2005). In his new book, the author talks about the mysterious world of quantum mechanics - the most amazing, difficult to explain, and understood by few chapter in the book of physics. Quantum mechanics is known not only for studying the very foundation of the universe, the basis of our world, but also as the first branch of physics in which modern science encountered the observer, that is, consciousness. Therefore, the consideration of this science is impossible without a considerable amount of existentialism and metaphysics - attempts to understand what consciousness, existence, and reality essentially are. In world literature, there has not yet been an attempt to answer such questions as the one proposed by the author. This is an entirely new perspective on the philosophy of quantum mechanics.
Author:
Author:Nikonov Alexander Petrovich
Cover:
Cover:hardcover
Category:
- Category:Humor & Entertainment
- Category:Science & Math
Dimensions:
Dimensions:21x13x2.4 cm
Series:
Series:Science at your fingertips
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-17-152743-3
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