IN QUANTUM PHYSICS, “REALITY” REALLY IS WHAT WE CHOOSE TO OBSERVE
Physicist Bruce Gordon argues that idealist philosophy is the best way to make sense of the puzzling world of quantum physics
In last week’s podcast,,” our guest host, neurosurgeon Michael Egnor, interviewed idealist philosopher of science and physicist Bruce Gordon on how the quantum physics that underlies our universe makes much more sense if we have a non-materialist view of reality. Even then, it challenges our conventional view of how nature “must” work:
Michael Egnor: When I was in college, I was a biochemistry major and I took some courses in quantum mechanics.
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