The Self-Excited Universe

This chapter explores the philosophical contributions of a prominent physicist who proposed the idea of a self-excited universe, where reality is co-created by observers and the universe. It delves into the complexities of quantum mechanics, the implications of various interpretations like cubism and QBism, and the historical context surrounding these revolutionary ideas. The discussion highlights the philosophical challenges linked to locality, realism, and the probabilistic nature of quantum events, inviting listeners to reconsider their understanding of reality.

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