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Mentioned in 5 episodes

How the hippies saved physics

Book • 2011

Mentioned by

Scott Alexander

Gabriel Kennedy

Marcelo Gleiser

Adam Forrest Kay

Mentioned in 5 episodes

Mentioned by

Scott Alexander

as an entertaining book by David Klyser about physicists studying spoon bending.

Your Review: The Synaptic Plasticity and Memory Hypothesis

Mentioned by

David Kaiser

as a book he wrote on the history of quantum entanglement and Bell's theorem.

David Kaiser: MIT Physicist - These Black Holes Are Older Than the Universe

Mentioned by

Adam Forrest Kay

as a book discussing the influence of the counterculture movement on physics in the 1960s.

Why Did We Really Abandon the Aether? - Dr. Adam Forrest Kay, DemystifySci #333

Mentioned by

Gabriel Kennedy

in the context of the history of quantum entanglement.

Gabriel Kennedy — The Life and Thought Crimes of Robert Anton Wilson (EP.258)

Von

Tanja Traxler

erwähnt als Autor des Buches, das den Einfluss der Hippies auf die Quantenphysik beschreibt.

Haben die Hippies die Quantenphysik gerettet?

Mentioned by

Rick Levine

as a book exploring the intersection of the hippie counterculture and physics.

IE436: Rick Levine: Astrology, AI, and the Shift to Aquarius

A lot of

Jack Sarfatti

's story is in this book.

Ex-CIA & Physicist Reveal What’s Really Flying Above Us | Sarfatti & Ramirez TALK

Mentioned by

Marcelo Gleiser

as a book written by his former student about the philosophical discontent in quantum mechanics.

Episode 10: Why is Quantum Physics so Weird?

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