DanC_84

I'm fascinated by quantum physics. It kinda ties in with free will in Philosophy. I like mixing science fact with philosophical theories, and psychology and so on. It's not difficult if you've already been studying it, which I have.

It already covered the part about God and the Copenhagen Interpretation, right? How either there are multiple universes, or there is a God, because according to quantum physics a particle exists in a wavefunction and doesn't take up a fixed position until it has been observed and the wavefunction collapsed? I love that idea. It's so obvious, or it should be, to someone like me who loves that sorta thing, but it had never occured to me before reading the book.